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More than $50,000 of scholarships are waiting to be collected by Spice Valley and TN Tatem Middle School graduates who excelled at the school. The Foundation of Bermuda Studies said that the Quinton Edness and Naquita Dill-Robinson scholarships, whic...

Support for the Government’s public primary school reform plans is “strongly lacking” according to a survey. Rajai Denbrook, a parent of public schoolchildren, launched the survey in June which he says was completed by 385 people and shared with the...

Warwick Academy has celebrated its exam results for the class of 2022, who persevered with studies through the Covid-19 pandemic. The school marked 100 per cent passes for the International Baccalaureate diploma with an average total point score of 3...

A teenage environmental campaigner has been awarded a scholarship to study in Canada. Kristy Sanchez Vega, who was a Bermuda High School pupil, will work towards a Bachelor of Science in Biological Biomedical and Life Sciences at McGill University in...

A charity has raised almost $50,000 towards its goal of $186,000 to help equip 1,200 students with back to school supplies. Gina Spence Productions launched its tenth Each One Reach One programme, aimed at providing school uniforms and supplies to ch...

The vast majority of respondents in a survey believe that Covid-19 restrictions should be removed or relaxed in schools in time for the beginning of the new term. The survey, conducted by parent group Us For them Bermuda in March, which reached 675 s...

An activist pulled almost a tonne of trash from Bermuda’s waters this summer after she relaunched what had been an annual fundraising campaign. Karen Plianthos said that while Covid-19 and raising two young children had caused her Cash Trash Bash cam...

A string of questions have been asked by the shadow education minister about what plans are in place for the next academic year. Ben Smith, a One Bermuda Alliance senator, called for information about Covid-19 rules as well as whether schools were pr...

Hospitality chiefs are backing claims that standards of service within the industry must be improved. Hoteliers and restaurateurs have also thrown their support behind a drive to attract Bermudians into the tourism sector. Stephen Todd, chief execut...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority is to launch a new training programme to raise standards of service and encourage Bermudians into the industry. Tracy Berkeley, the BTA’s interim chief executive said inconsistent standards of services were “an elephant ...