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East End Primary School pupils now have access to more books thanks to Bermuda Skyport. The company, which is investing in the island’s young people and their education through a new community plan, donated $12,250 to the school. Skyport president A...

The annual children’s reading festival will take place in Victoria Park next week. The event, originally due to be held tomorrow, will be held on Saturday, December 2 instead. The event, organised by the Bermuda alumnae chapter of the Delta Sigma The...

Apprentices have completed training with help from the Department of Workforce Development and their employers. A group of 27 graduates who work at Belco, The Fairmont Southampton, Pinks Hair Salon, Miles Market, Bermuda Motors Ltd, BAC Universal Ele...

A children’s charity has called on parents to invest in their children’s development over material possessions. Marking Universal Children’s Day today, the BSMART Foundation said early childhood development is crucial for building a foundation for fu...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers has voted to accept a 2.5 per cent pay rise. BUT president Shannon James said union members met this week and voted unanimously to accept the offer from Government. Mr James said: “For five years, our members have not h...

Special guests Jameel McGee and Andrew Collins shared their story of forgiveness to S4 students at the Berkeley Institute. Chain Reaction Movement, which brought the duo to the island, engaged the students by asking if they have been hurt and would l...

A total of 45 public high school pupils are enrolled in a college programme designed to give them a head start in the job market, the minister of education said today. Diallo Rabain told Parliament that the Applied Technology Certificate Programme, ...

A Bermudian graphic design company has donated copies of its America’s Cup Activity Book in honour of National Philanthropy Day. SJD World gave copies of the book, which includes child-friendly games, puzzles and educational resources, to ten commun...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy held its annual Remembrance Day Prayer Service today. Students observed two minutes of silence and reflected on those who made sacrifices to fight for the freedoms we enjoy today, and to pray for peace.

A Bermudian woman scientist said an international leadership programme inspired her to encourage island girls to pursue careers in technical areas. Tammy Warren said young women should consider roles in science, technology, engineering and mathmatics...