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Shadow health minister Kim Wilson has described the shortage in school therapists for the new school year as “totally unacceptable”. The Department of Health Therapy Services, which provides early intervention screening and other programmes helping a...

Education minister Wayne Scott joined students and teachers at Purvis Primary School’s International Dot Day assembly. The day is named after the classic Peter H Reynolds storybook The Dot. The theme for the school assembly was ‘Making Your Mark’ w...

A judge has allowed for the enactment of new school parent council rules in the face of a court challenge by the Bermuda Parent Teacher Student Association. Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman ruled against the injunction, or “stay”, on the Ministry of Educ...

Omari Dill is one of the lucky ones who found his calling — and now he is inspiring the next generation to help create a more sustainable Bermuda. The agricultural engineer has spent years reconnecting Bermudians and residents to their natural surrou...

Two outstanding drama students have been awarded the Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival scholarships. Rowan Vickers, who is studying for a Bachelor of Fine Arts at The Julliard School, and Marcus Smith, who is studying theatre at New York Universit...

Lack of affordable, quality care for Bermuda’s preschool children is an issue of major concern according to a landmark new report. The Zero to Three In Bermuda report identified a number of critical gaps in the general provision of preschool educatio...

Historian Walton Brown is launching a series of six lectures designed to improve local knowledge of Bermuda history right up to the modern day. Mr Brown, the Progressive Labour Party MP, launched “Understanding Modern Bermuda” after the popularity o...

Excerpts from seven episodes of Ocean Vet starring the late Neil Burnie will be screened over the next two months at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. The series, which has attracted interest from some of the world’s major networks, incl...

The transfers of some 30 teachers and six principals are hanging in the balance less than two weeks before the start of the new school term as arguments rumble in the courts over whether parents were properly consulted about the moves. The Bermuda Pa...

“Children must come first,” was the message from Minister of Education Wayne Scott yesterday as he welcomed a court decision allowing teachers and principals to go ahead with their transfers. Mr Scott spoke to The Royal Gazette outside the Civil Cour...