Conyers has named the five recipients of its 2026 legal education awards.

The firm said the awards recognise outstanding Bermudian students who have demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to pursuing a career in law.

This year, the firm has awarded funding through its annual scholarship programme to support its recipients as they continue their legal studies.

Conyers said the awards reflect its longstanding commitment to investing in Bermuda's future legal professionals and helping talented students pursue their legal education.

The legal awards recipients are:

• Amaya Foy, entering the final year of her LL. B (Hons) at the University of Leeds in the fall.

• Nadhiri Simons Worrell, completed a BA in Politics and International Relations from the University of Leicester and will begin the Common Law (Graduate Entry) LL. B at the University of Glasgow in September

• Callahj Simons, a recent dual enrolment graduate of Berkeley Institute and Bermuda College. She will start the LL. B in Law with Business programme at the University of Essex in the fall

• Charlotte Peckett, a recent Gap Year Student, having completed her placement with Conyers Corporate Services and completed a BSc (Hons) in Biology from Newcastle University, who will begin the two-year MA Law programme at the University of Bristol

• Sage Jackson, entering the second year of the Juris Doctor law programme at Toronto Metropolitan University Lincoln Alexander School of Law this fall

“Each year we are encouraged by the exceptional calibre of students applying for our Legal Education Awards,” said Sophia Greaves, Director and Chair of the selection committee. “This year's recipients have demonstrated academic achievement, determination and a genuine commitment to the legal profession. We are pleased to support them as they take the next step in their legal education and wish them every success in their studies.”

For more than four decades, the Conyers Legal Education Awards have helped aspiring Bermudian lawyers pursue their legal ambitions.