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Bermuda’s high cost of living, violent crime, healthcare and education system were among the concerns raised by a grass roots campaign group this week. Members of Mobilise Organise Visualise Execute – Move – hit out at what it sees as a lack of effec...

Mandatory tests for welders are to take place from next week after certifications expired because of Covid-related delays. The Department of Workforce Development will be holding the National Welding Recertification testing at the Bermuda College We...

Northlands Primary School and its surrounding areas are in pristine condition, thanks to a community clean-up in celebration of Earth Day yesterday. The staff and pupils at the school, armed with litter grabbers, gloves and trash bags, were able to ...

The head of the Bermuda Tourism Authority is encouraging people to “lean in” and share their expertise in helping to create a new signature learning programme. Charles Jeffers II posted a message on the BTA’s social media pages asking those with the...

A Bermudian author has laid bare the true story of her brother’s killing at the hands of her other brother in a book that has been 15 years in the making

The old TN Tatem building — closed due to mould — could be used for a third signature school, according to the Minister of Education. Diallo Rabain told The Royal Gazette that a senior-level signature school would likely be located at one of the fou...

Francis Patton and Purvis Primary Schools will be the first parish primary schools in 2023

An event organised to inspire young women to chart a course towards a career at sea has been held. The Endeavour sailing programme said that the Women on the Water event, which attracted 21 girls aged between 11 and 19 from 12 schools, was a huge suc...

No record was kept of how many schooldays children in the public education system have missed since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Department of Education admitted that it did not hold the statistics after a pub...

A parent has challenged the education minister over the need for schoolchildren to be tested for Covid-19 before they can be taught in a classroom. Peter Sanderson, the lawyer for the man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, told the Supreme ...