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At least 11 public schools and preschools have reached the 80 per cent saliva screening consent threshold required by the government to reopen for in person learning. And the Premier, David Burt, said that some schools could return to class as soon ...

The Government has released a series of dementia help cards designed to help people with the condition. Tinee Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors, said the cards contained basic information about the holder, such as their name and...

A two-part panel discussion will explore the impacts a ban on single use plastics could have on local businesses. The Chamber of Commerce is hosting the Lunch and Learn events tomorrow and Thursday via Zoom. They will discuss a policy paper released...

A school counsellor who headed the Bermuda National Parent Teachers Association was a powerful voice for the island’s schools. Marian Askia, a counsellor at East End Primary and St David’s Preschool, was also president of the Amputee Association of B...

Women chosen for a charity-run course to help them change their lives completed it with new qualifications, increased confidence and employment. Success stories from the Transformational Support Services programme even included the launch of a new bu...

The winner of a teacher of the year award will be revealed later this month. The Bermuda Education Network’s Outstanding Teacher Award will come from a field of ten already announced. Becky Ausenda, the executive director of the BEN, said teachers ha...

Students of Warwick Academy were given Covid-19 Lateral Flow Tests on Saturday as part of a programme designed to get them back to in-person learning. The tests were distributed between 9am and 3pm and the students tested themselves last night ahead...

At least 80 per cent of pupils at every public school must consent to coronavirus saliva tests before classrooms can reopen, the Minister of Education announced yesterday. Diallo Rabain added a minimum of 80 per cent of a school’s population had to h...

Some healthcare professionals are perpetuating myths that home remedies are able to treat Covid-19, according to Bermuda’s Chief Medical Officer. And he urged them to honour their Hippocratic oath – to “do no harm”. Ayo Oyinloye was speaking during a...

A historic Bermudian tree which was the oldest living exhibit in a Scottish botanic garden has at last come down. Workmen moved in to a Victorian glasshouse at the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh, home to the palmetto – scientific name Sabal Bermud...