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Private funding is helping schools

Privately funded programmes are being introduced to the Island’s public schools to make up for cuts in education grants, according to former Education Minister Nalton Brangman. Sen Brangman said on Wednesday that one such programme has already been l...
Jun 13, 2014
Other

Women graduate from development course

Several Bermudian women moved closer to economic stability, and perhaps setting up their own business, when they graduated from the Department of Human Affairs’ first Community Driven Development (CDD) programme yesterday. The programme has been desi...
Jun 12, 2014
Education

Volunteers needed for national campaign

Islanders willing to give up their time to help youngsters improve their literacy skills are being urged to step forward. Pleas for volunteers were made yesterday at the launch of a national campaign to promote reading and writing. Read Write Bermu...
Jun 12, 2014
Other

Berkeley students wins Alpha Beautillion

It has only just begun for Berkeley Institute graduating senior Ryan Robinson Perinchief, the winner of this year’s Alpha Beautillion. Mr Robinson Perinchief, 16, has become the second male student from the Berkeley Institute to win the Annual Alpha...
Jun 12, 2014
Other

Academic stars lined up for conference

An upcoming education conference will focus on enhancing resilience in children through education and culture. The conference is called Celebrating Our Children’s Brilliance: Cultivating Resilience and the Importance of Culture in Child Development a...
Jun 11, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Our edukashun system’s a mirical

June 8, 2014 Dear Sir, It is a miracle that Bermuda is where it is with the way the education system works or does not work. On CableVision Guide this morning I happened to see a programme advertised on Fresh TV as “Mirical Revival”. Am I missing s...
Jun 11, 2014
Other

I knew this was something I was born to do

After losing her job two years ago as radio personality ‘Miss Thang’, Kristy Burgess had reached her breaking point. For eight years the job had given her a platform to inspire listeners and help the community through gift-giving schemes like her Ch...
Jun 09, 2014
Education

US Consul honours residents who completed MIT course

A group of ten Bermudians got a commendation from US Consul General Bob Settje after making the grade on an online entrepreneurship course offered by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The group completed the free Massive Open Online Co...
Jun 06, 2014
Other

Weaving a rich tapestry of artistic journeys

Combining the visual arts with the performing arts is not always easy, but Somersfield Academy will attempt to do just that this weekend with a special performance. The event, called Tapestry, will incorporate dance, gymnastics, visual arts, and musi...
Jun 06, 2014
Young Observer

Senator highlights the plight of South Sudan children

Through his former colleagues in the UN peacekeeping forces, Senator Jeff Baron was made aware of the plight of children in South Sudan — an impoverished area plagued by conflict between government and rebel forces. He is passionate about what can b...
Jun 05, 2014
Young Observer

Students put their work on display

Amazing work by Saltus GCSE and AP students was on display at the Secondary Art, Design Technology and Music’s Creative Arts Showcase 2014. The show took place in the new Secondary Art Gallery. For the GCSE students, this was the culmination of two ...
Jun 05, 2014
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