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A programme to encourage Bermudian students to take advantage of educational opportunities in the US has been launched by the island’s US Consulate. Through the initiative, called the Study with “US” campaign, Bermudian university and college student...

Parents and guardians can now register their children for public school for the 2023/2024 academic year. Registration is also open for children involved in the Bright Start programme, aimed at children aged 3. All Bright Start applicants must be toi...

Hundreds of young people pitched tents, completed an obstacle course and engaged in team-building activities - all in one weekend. They were taking part in Duke of Edinburgh Award’s joint training sessions held at Warwick Camp last month. Almost 15...

The winners have been announced for the Bermuda National Trust’s student art competition, sponsored by the insurance firm Sompo International and entitled “Bermuda Roots”. Artwork from primary, middle and senior school students was judged by artists ...

Emergency Cabinet meetings have been held to address violence at CedarBridge Academy, David Burt revealed at a town hall meeting last night. The Premier was responding to comments from a father of a CedarBridge student who said his daughter was atta...

A drug awareness programme will see a major shift as it changes its outreach approach – and its name. From today, Pride Bermuda will rebrand itself as Shift – a change made to coincide with a change in methods to put more emphasis on targeting educat...

A reinsurance company has donated $40,000 to help seven island charities. Wilton Re gave the money to the Women’s Resource Centre, the Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association, Knowledge Quest, The Menuhin Foundation, the Bermuda Education Network, Con...

A public meeting is due to take place this evening with David Burt, the Minster of Health and the Minister of Education to discuss the recent Throne Speech. Starting at 6.30pm, the Premier, Kim Wilson and Diallo Rabain will be at the Warwick Workman’...

Spending approval will be sought by the Ministry of Home Affairs for a $500,000 scheme – announced four months ago – to hand out LED light bulbs to families. Walter Roban, the minister, provided an update on the Progressive Labour Party administratio...

Transparency and accountability will be crucial components of a successful Education Authority, a teacher advocacy group has said. Becky Ausenda, founder of the Bermuda Education Network, said her organisation is broadly supportive of an independent...