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A virtual course teaching students all about launching their own businesses is coming to the Berkeley Institute, supported by some of the island’s top companies. Berkeley students will learn from senior business heads, honing their work and life skil...

A boy with severe developmental difficulties will return to school on Monday, ending six months of uncertainty for his family. The Ministry of Education informed Marcia Scraders on Wednesday that her ten-year-old son, Omori, can attend Dame Marjorie ...

More than 80 schools from the United States, Britain and Canada are being showcased at the International Schools Fair Bermuda. The event, which is in its fourth year, is being held at the Hamilton Princess and offers local families interested in sen...

Three Bermudians are now teaching in China after grabbing a chance to gain new experience working overseas. Alex Godfrey and Kelsey Pichery have joined follow Bermudian Emily Chadderton to work at Dulwich International High School in Suzhou, China. A...

A working legacy that sustained generations of young men is in danger of vanishing, a prominent graduate of the Bermuda Technical Institute has warned. “I just wonder where I would be if there had been no Tech,” said Wilmouth Elmes, who left the inst...

Warwick Academy has launched a new alumni website to help keep former students in better contact with each other. Warwick Connect was officially launched on Monday and is compatible with all the major social media networks. Jane Vickers, director of ...

Technical education is flourishing at the Bermuda College, according to its president, Duranda Greene. “There is a myth out there that since the Bermuda Technical Institute closed its doors, there is no technical education going on in Bermuda,” Dr Gr...

St George’s Parish Council has presented scholarship awards to five students. Alesha Page, Patience Lowe, Kennedy Middleton, Odile Baker and Jahni Pearman were all recognised for their academic abilities and commitment to community service. The schol...

Staff from Markel Bermuda Limited helped children get ready for the new term with a back-to-school drive. The company collected backpacks, lunch boxes and shopping bags full of markers, crayons and other school supplies by organising a drop-off box i...

More than 5,000 public school students have headed back to school today. Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, visited Heron Bay Primary School, T.N. Tatem Middle School, Gilbert Primary School and Purvis Primary School to wish the youngsters good ...