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Teens whose childhoods were spent in foster care are now pursuing their dreams thanks to big-hearted donors. Tylasha DeSilva, 17, and 18-year-old Sierra Brangman, have been awarded $30,000 and $20,000 for their education by the Foster Parents’ Associ...

The Bermuda Farmers’ Market marked its summer break with a gift of two scholarships to a prospective lawyer and a would-be teacher. “High flyers” Mikayla Douglas, 19, was given $5,000 and Caleb Scott, 18, was awarded $2,500 at a ceremony at the final...

A programme to develop young potential has been awarded $25,000 by the Government. The Future Leaders of Bermuda summer programme gives students experience in topics ranging from leadership, poverty, violence, injustice, identity, privilege, and soci...

A team from Somersfield Academy got to try on the shoes of ambassadors at the Model United Nations conference this month in New York. The 12 M4 students attended the Global Classroom International conference as representatives of the Netherlands to d...

Children at a middle school were sent home early yesterday after a broken pipe stopped its water supply. The youngsters at Dellwood Middle School finished at 1.15pm. Plumbers were called in to the Pembroke school and water was restored about 20 minut...

More than 100 students celebrated their graduation from Bermuda College yesterday. A total of 131 people were awarded degrees, diplomas or certificates in the commencement ceremonies on the college athletic field. Duranda Greene, the college preside...

A team from Somersfield Academy has triumphed in an interschool maths competition. The six-strong squad from the Devonshire school beat Saltus Grammar School into second place. Mount St Agnes Academy and Warwick Academy came joint third, with Bermud...

Saltus students got a study session on leadership this week from Michael Weber, a Boston based motivational speaker. The core lesson was that leading meant the success of the group, rather than the individual, as well as working with others towards a...

A young man’s passion for serving food has been given a $5,000 boost thanks to a tireless chef. The first Louise Jones scholarship from the Young Men’s Social Club has gone to Jai-Onni Outerbridge, 22, a longstanding member of the club, now at Aberta...

A school janitor who claimed he was infected with mould at Francis Patton Primary School has criticised the pace of the Government’s response. Omar Smith, 51, said blood tests had confirmed he had mould in his bloodstream and that he was prepared to ...