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	<title>Comments on: Premier &amp; Minister To Attend Meeting Next Month</title>
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		<title>By: Joe Bloggs</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Jun 2023 11:56:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[You might have pointed to the fact that Warwick Secondary School was closed a few years ago because it was not fit for use. It has a leaking roof, chronic mould and other problems that would not have existed had the school been properly maintained.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You might have pointed to the fact that Warwick Secondary School was closed a few years ago because it was not fit for use. It has a leaking roof, chronic mould and other problems that would not have existed had the school been properly maintained.</p>
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		<title>By: Ringmaster</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Jun 2023 20:49:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Who on earth wrote that address? No idea what it says as I didn&#039;t read it, just that it is so long I&#039;m surprised some of the future leaders didn&#039;t fall asleep. 

Seems typical Burt, all talk and ideas and no substance. Bermuda needs leaders now. Photo ops don&#039;t cut it. Could we get some of Cayman&#039;s leaders on contract? Less messy than the UK coming in.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Who on earth wrote that address? No idea what it says as I didn&#8217;t read it, just that it is so long I&#8217;m surprised some of the future leaders didn&#8217;t fall asleep. </p>
<p>Seems typical Burt, all talk and ideas and no substance. Bermuda needs leaders now. Photo ops don&#8217;t cut it. Could we get some of Cayman&#8217;s leaders on contract? Less messy than the UK coming in.</p>
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		<title>By: 365</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Jun 2023 01:17:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Stop talking about what you are going to do! How dare you claim &quot; we continue to invest in upgraded facilities for our public schools and modernize Bermuda’s education system for the future&quot;.   What have you upgraded? There have been some band-aid fixes, but I would hardly call them modernizing! Many of the teachers don&#039;t even have the most basic of tools like a printer, copier or smart board readily available to them. We&#039;ll of course there is always the one exception (Berkeley)  the one school that gets it all, while the others get the scraps.   

The biggest problem with the Ministry of Education is that it is top heavy.  Way too many senior admin people taking home paychecks for doing surprisingly little. Trim the fat and get rid of the non-performers so that there will be money to spend on the tools that teachers need.  Then maybe some effort can be made to upgrade and not band aid fix the networks and infrastructure of the schools not called Berkeley. 

The private schools have upgraded facilities, buildings in great shape, pools, climbing walls, tech STEAM / STEM programs, working tech equipment, and they do it all while spending I believe 30% less per child! Their board members work to make their schools better, teachers are expected to perform and care about their students and students and parents work hard and get involved with fundraising through well-organized fairs, raffles and more. 

We are are done hearing about &quot;what you are going to do&quot; and &quot;how things will get better&quot; . Just stop.  You have had 20+ years and there is not one school (aside from Berkeley) not primary, middle, senior or even the Bermuda college that is well maintained and in better shape than when the PLP took over.  Sorry but it is FACT and the sad thing is that the teachers and students pay for it, while everyone including most parents, remains quiet because they fear retribution against themselves or their child.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Stop talking about what you are going to do! How dare you claim &#8221; we continue to invest in upgraded facilities for our public schools and modernize Bermuda’s education system for the future&#8221;.   What have you upgraded? There have been some band-aid fixes, but I would hardly call them modernizing! Many of the teachers don&#8217;t even have the most basic of tools like a printer, copier or smart board readily available to them. We&#8217;ll of course there is always the one exception (Berkeley)  the one school that gets it all, while the others get the scraps.   </p>
<p>The biggest problem with the Ministry of Education is that it is top heavy.  Way too many senior admin people taking home paychecks for doing surprisingly little. Trim the fat and get rid of the non-performers so that there will be money to spend on the tools that teachers need.  Then maybe some effort can be made to upgrade and not band aid fix the networks and infrastructure of the schools not called Berkeley. </p>
<p>The private schools have upgraded facilities, buildings in great shape, pools, climbing walls, tech STEAM / STEM programs, working tech equipment, and they do it all while spending I believe 30% less per child! Their board members work to make their schools better, teachers are expected to perform and care about their students and students and parents work hard and get involved with fundraising through well-organized fairs, raffles and more. </p>
<p>We are are done hearing about &#8220;what you are going to do&#8221; and &#8220;how things will get better&#8221; . Just stop.  You have had 20+ years and there is not one school (aside from Berkeley) not primary, middle, senior or even the Bermuda college that is well maintained and in better shape than when the PLP took over.  Sorry but it is FACT and the sad thing is that the teachers and students pay for it, while everyone including most parents, remains quiet because they fear retribution against themselves or their child.</p>
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