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A business administration student who has been helping Prospect Primary pupils to learn martial arts has been rewarded with a donation for his education programme. Kent Bean, who spent eight weeks offering a free kung fu class to students in the Berm...

Violence at one of the Island’s senior schools yesterday prompted Police to warn parents to ensure students go straight home after exams to prevent further conflict. Sources at the Berkeley Institute told The Royal Gazette that troubles began with a ...

The parents of West Pembroke Primary students might be sweating at tonight’s Parent Teacher Association (PTA) meeting — in a good way. Rather than a traditional PTA meeting, the school is holding a free Zumba class for parents, in partnership with Th...

A former lecturer has come out in defence of Bermuda College president Duranda Greene in the wake of a vote of no confidence by faculty. While a statement from the Faculty Association made a number of allegations against Dr Greene, the former lecture...

Staff at the Bermuda College have issued a “vote of no confidence” against sitting College president Duranda Greene according to a statement issued yesterday. The statement by the Bermuda College Faculty Association — which includes professors, lectu...

A host of students were honoured yesterday for their filmmaking talent and environmental mindset as part of the fourth annual Earth Day Video Competition. More than thirty students from six schools entered the contest, organised by the Bermuda Nation...

More than 15 years after he began working in the kitchen at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, Jaja Millet has risen up the ranks due to hard work and his love of the hospitality industry. Mr Millet, the function manager at the club (RBYC), is the latest ...

Government has submitted plans to renovate two unused buildings in the City of Hamilton, including the former police station. According to planning applications received by the Planning Department on March 13, Government intends to carry out work at ...

Almost 100 young people have been honoured for their achievements at the 2015 Outstanding Teen Awards. Nicholas Pell, deputy head boy at Saltus, took the top prize at the event, held at the weekend. The teenager was awarded the Outstanding Overall ac...

Training initiatives and capital projects in the Budget statement would be welcome news for the building industry, according to Construction Association of Bermuda president Charles Dunstan. Mr Dunstan said he hoped to see Government continue to enco...