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Playground equipment at a Devonshire primary school has been taped off after it was branded “unsafe” in the wake an inspection. But the Department of Education said it aimed to have repairs at Prospect Primary School completed in time for the start ...

A high school pupil was seriously injured in an accident earlier this month, the Department of Education has announced. The pupil was taken to hospital for treatment and an investigation has been launched into what happened. The incident happened at ...

Louis Somner, an official at the Bermuda Industrial Union, has died. Mr Somner was 59. Colleagues said yesterday Mr Somner, who died on Sunday, was a battler for workers’ rights over his ten-year career with the union and a devoted family man. Georg...

Schoolchildren on a special autism programme are still stuck in temporary accommodation three months after they were forced out of their classroom because of health fears. Selessia Watson, whose six-year-old son, Dante, is a pupil on the Paget Primar...

Bermuda High School pupils raised more than $2,500 to bring food and comfort to people with dementia this festive season. Residents of the Packwood Home in Somerset got a special visit when 11 schoolgirls presented them with food hampers, toiletries...

Sick-outs by school staff were a last resort to draw attention to the state of the education system, according to a teacher and a deputy principal, who spoke to The Royal Gazette yesterday on condition of anonymity. The veteran teacher, said schools ...

Telecoms firm Digicel has joined forces with The Royal Gazette’s Drive for Change campaign to help stop mobile phone use when on the move and cut down on speeding. The telecommunications company said it wanted to help in the campaign to encourage r...

Primary school pupils were drafted in to help decorate a hotel’s Christmas tree. Now the Harrington Sound Primary work — designed to give tourists a taste of Bermudian culture — has pride of place at the Grotto Bay Hotel after it was unveiled yesterd...

The Commissioner of Police has backed better training standards for new road users — and special courses for people who break traffic laws. Stephen Corbishley said more sophisticated instruction for new riders and drivers would help cut the island’s ...

Stand out, work hard and be compassionate was the advice of guest speaker Sean Tucker to pupils at the Berkeley Institute’s prize-giving ceremony yesterday. Mr Tucker, who recently inherited the nickname “the Voice of Summer” after the death of long...