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Frustrated and concerned parents of Harrington Sound Primary students challenged education minister Cole Simons yesterday during a PTA meeting at the school. While Mr Simons told the crowd that preliminary tests had found no further bird mites at the...

Davon Adams’s interest in medicine led him to a career in nursing, and now that interest is taking him to Zanzibar. While Mr Adams has never been to Africa, he said he is eager to make a difference and experience African culture first hand. “This wil...

Thousands are set to take to the streets and shores tomorrow for a good cause as the XL Catlin End-to-End celebrates its 30th year. Mandy Shailer of the event’s organising board said they hoped this year would be bigger and better than ever as the pu...

Internationally celebrated guitarists are set to visit the island later this month to celebrate the 14th Annual Bermuda Guitar Festival. Among this year’s highlighted artists are Armenian guitarist Gohar Vardanyan, who has garnered acclaim throughout...

As part of the celebration of film that is the 20th Bermuda International Film Festival, organisers are entertaining primary students with its “Books to Film” series. The series, which ran throughout this week at the Earl Cameron Theatre, features a ...

More than a dozen of Bermuda’s best and brightest were honoured this weekend at the annual Outstanding Teen Awards. Saltus student Megan Zimmerer scored the top prize at the event, held at the Greater Heritage Worship Centre in Hamilton to recognise ...

Young artists who featured in the annual school art exhibition at the Bermuda Society of Arts were honoured with People’s Choice Awards. Visitors who attended the exhibition, which featured art from the island’s primary, middle and senior school stud...

Students from two schools came together as part of the St George’s Rotary Club’s annual Youth Night. A total of 19 Clearwater and Whitney students attended the event, intended to teach them about Rotary youth programmes, youth leadership awards and o...

Saltus students returned to John Smith’s Bay on Saturday, but not for fun in the sun. Since September 2012, the students have carried out a clean-up at the popular South Shore beach twice a year. This year, they collected a combined total of 33 bags ...

Former Minister of Education Wayne Scott has begun working for the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission as their Chief Technical Officer after he stepped down from the Cabinet. Richard Schuetz, executive director of the commission, confirmed the hiring o...