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The Bermuda College’s art students are displaying their work this month at the Bermuda Society of Arts Gallery at City Hall. Worke range from a series of faceless portraits of people with expressions like “Black father are not deadbeats” and “Surpri...

New graduates of CedarBridge Academy were saluted as “a class of resilience” after persevering through the pandemic

Schools will have greater autonomy once an overhaul of the education is implemented, it has been claimed. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said an independent education authority will work “at arm’s length from Government” in supporting how ...

The Berkeley Institute’s Class of 2022 started a new chapter in their lives today with the help of more than $1 million in scholarships. Graduation attendees at Flora Duffy Stadium in Devonshire heard that 20 pupils received $66,500 in scholarships a...

They may be competitors in insurance, but executives from companies across Bermuda were glad to chip in together and raise thousands of dollars for families in need. More than 100 professionals specialising in financial lines insurance gathered at Th...

Bermudian education researcher Katie Davis has endorsed legislation before the Untied States Congress that would protect social media consumers from unknowingly handing over their personal data. Dr Davis, an associate professor at the University of ...

Three young men were honoured for rediscovering their passion for learning after graduating yesterday from a school named for success. Shaz Gibson, 17, Jahquandae Armstrong, 17, and Zafiyah Walters, 18, accepted their high-school diplomas from Succes...

A cohort of 23 young people have celebrated their completion of the Mirrors personal development programme. The ceremony was held at the Field of Learning Garden Club, opened this month by eight students at Southlands Park in Warwick. Both events wer...

Five students have won prizes after penning portraits of the most important men in their lives — their fathers. The Father of the Year Award, which was organised by the Ministry of Education and open to P6 and M1 public school pupils, asked contribut...

A parent of public schoolchildren has launched a survey to gather opinion on the process used by the Government to determine which primary schools should close as part of its education reform plans. Rajai Denbrook said the aim was to facilitate an “...