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Bermuda needs execution and integrity, Mr Burt (opens the original)
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Yesterday’s Premier’s Question Period raised a straightforward issue: how should Bermudians measure the performance of their Government?" Minister Jason Hayward, while seeking to become Premier, has spoken about the need for better execution on major issues facing Bermuda. Curtis Dickinson has made integrity and telling Bermudians the truth central to his campaign. Those are important standards by which any Government can be judged. Yesterday, I asked the Premier why, after nine years of his lea
Education reforms need to put students first (opens the original)
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Every morning, long before most of Bermuda wakes up, I can be found on a pool deck working with young people. Some dream of representing Bermuda at the Olympics. Others simply want to join their school team. They all come with their differences but they all have one thing in common. They want someone to believe in them, challenge them and give them every opportunity to succeed. After more than 30 years of coaching, I’ve learnt something that applies just as much in the classroom as it does in th
An education authority has to place education before politics (opens the original)
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One of the minister’s first announcements after returning to the Ministry of Education was his intention to establish an education authority. The One Bermuda Alliance has consistently supported that idea because Bermuda’s public education system needs stability, consistency and leadership that extends beyond any political cycle. Our schools should not have to change direction every time there is a new minister or a different approach within Cabinet. Students attend school for 13 years before mov
We need the facts on Caricom and US travel (opens the original)
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The public deserve transparency from the Progressive Labour Party government. The recent statement by the US Consulate General confirms why it was important to ask the Government if full Caricom membership would affect visa-free travel for Bermudians. It was not a scare tactic but a question that needed a clear answer — and now it has been received. This was never about claiming that full Caricom membership would automatically end visa-free travel to the United States. It was about making sure t
Rabain must take action to rebuild trust (opens the original)
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In a recent media interview, Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, acknowledged that the Progressive Labour Party government needs to rebuild the trust of parents and teachers. I appreciate his sentiment because trust is essential if education reform is going to succeed. The minister also acknowledged that senior schools were not ready when they needed to be, that infrastructure commitments were not delivered, and that uncertainty influenced the choices many families made. Those are importan
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