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The Government should reduce duty on all goods by at least 20 per cent to address the cost-of-living crisis, the president of the Bermuda Industrial Union has asserted. Chris Furbert was speaking at the first of four town hall meetings organised by ...

Bermuda’s taxi association is calling on its members to unite to help to solve problems they face within the industry. The Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association has invited all of its members to attend a meeting tonight to discuss issues incl...

This year’s Outstanding Teacher Awards are to be supported by Allied World. The annual awards, organised by Bermuda Education Network, will recognise the island’s public teachers in December. Becky Ausenda, BEN’s founder, said that Allied World has...

Public school children returned to the classrooms amid much fanfare yesterday with the start of the new school year. Keisha Douglas, the principal of the Berkeley Institute, said the return to school went smoothly with 136 students enrolled for the ...

Schoolchildren and their parents are being reminded that pre-return Covid-19 testing starts today. A negative test result dated between today and Sunday is required for students to return to in-class learning on Monday. Diallo Rabain, the Minister ...

The Ministry of Education is making preparations to celebrate the opening of Bermuda’s first two signature schools on Monday. CedarBridge Academy and The Berkeley Institute are on course to open their doors on time with the former offering signature ...

A Bermuda-based early childhood music and movement programme has been recognised by a leading global provider of music-based learning. Bermuda Kids was recently awarded the 2022 Top Programme through Kindermusik International and joins an elite ...

Schools will be given “increased flexibility” to implement their own Covid-19 policies under relaxed guidelines for the coming academic year. The Ministry of Education recently sent out its Living Safely with Covid guidelines and requirements to pub...

Support for the Government’s public primary school reform plans is “strongly lacking” according to a survey. Rajai Denbrook, a parent of public schoolchildren, launched the survey in June which he says was completed by 385 people and shared with the...

The vast majority of respondents in a survey believe that Covid-19 restrictions should be removed or relaxed in schools in time for the beginning of the new term. The survey, conducted by parent group Us For them Bermuda in March, which reached 675 s...