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A “voluntary and loving” display of rainbow colours from a government building such as Cabinet or Camden House could be enough to empower LGBTQ+ citizens, former Attorney-General Michael Scott told a Bermuda Pride panel last night. Mr Scott, who step...

The “class of resilience” at CedarBridge Academy set out for the next chapter in their lives after an emotional 2021 graduation ceremony at the National Stadium yesterday. Principal Kenneth Caesar told the gathering of parents, faculty and 91 gradua...

A trailblazing Bermudian artist will be honoured with an exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of his death. The Charles Lloyd Tucker Exhibition will be open at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art until September and will include several of his w...

Two teachers have shared how the government’s mentor-based training programme has helped them to become better educators. J’ree Cann, P2 teacher at Paget Primary School, and Oneka Smith, maths teacher at The Berkeley Institute, have just graduated f...

Government Minister Tinée Furbert yesterday said she supported the “celebrations of Bermuda Pride, where there are celebrations of freedoms to be accepted for who you are”. The Minister of Social Development and Seniors said the Bermuda Pride organis...

The Berkeley Institute’s 139 students of the graduating class of 2021 celebrated their commencement yesterday in the wake of a gruelling and “unprecedented” pandemic year. Keisha Douglas, the school principal, welcomed parents, faculty and students t...

A proposed change in the law allowing the Minister of Education to hand pick the deputy chairman of the Board of Education represents a “concentration of power” the One Bermuda Alliance claims. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, tabled the Educ...

Government avoids being held accountable for school performance if it continues to keep academic grades “top secret”, a former top civil servant told education reformers this week. Mansfield Brock, CBE, a former Permanent Secretary of Education and ...

An international children’s charity has donated hampers to 22 families in need. The families, about 97 people altogether, received cleaning products, masks and gift cards from grocery stores and pharmacies from the Continental Society of Bermuda. Tra...

The Saltus Class of 2021 started a new chapter in their lives last week after they celebrated their high school graduation. The 44 youngsters met at the school’s Pembroke campus on Thursday for a ceremony joined by school staff and their family membe...