A pilot e-mail system is coming online in Bermuda’s public schools, the Ministry of Education has announced.
E-mail accounts are to be set up for senior and middle school students as well as those in ...
A teacher at the Bermuda School of Music has won a place on a fellowship dedicated to changing the world through music.
Violin teacher David France said he’d like to introduce Bermuda to the El Sistem...
Switching Bermuda from fossil fuels to renewable energy is more complex than we realise, according to scientist and author David Chapman.
“Bermuda faces interesting challenges because of its small siz...
As Easter Sunday approaches, the Bermuda Bible Society has observed Holy Week with two days of public Bible readings.
The proclamations of the Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles took place on Monday...
A display at the World Heritage Centre in St George’s highlights Bermuda’s link to the first US dollar coins.
St George’s is the final resting place of renowned beauty Anne Bingham, who was immortalis...
Bermudian students affected by fee hikes at UK universities may be able to take advantage of Scotland’s lower tuition next year.
Tuition costs for the coming academic year are set to triple in the UK ...
The Bermuda National Trust’s annual Palm Sunday walk drew more than 2,000 people to explore the West End yesterday.
This year’s 7.5 mile walk started at 1.30pm at White Hill Field, Sandys.
Sunny, 70F ...
Over 2,000 people turned up for the Bermuda National Trust’s annual Palm Sunday walk at the West End today.
National Trust executive director Jennifer Gray called it “all smiles” at the finish line.
T...
Berkeley Institute student Phillip Shawn Herman is to represent Bermuda next week at the Carifta Games in Jamaica.
The 17-year-old looks forward to running the 5,000-metre race at the Montego Bay Spor...
Bad financial management by Government was responsible for cuts in the Island’s ferry service, Opposition leader Kim Swan said last night.
Mr Swan called the reductions, which affects each of the Isla...
