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An organisation designed give young people the opportunity to make their voices heard in the corridors of power yesterday appealed to political parties to stick to their promises on youth investment. Halle Teart, the cofounder of Bermuda Youth Connec...

Parents and staff at a primary school have joined forces to complain about a string of problems, including poor Covid-19 safety enforcement and “dictatorial” management. The anonymous group, said to include 100 parents of pupils and 12 staff, added t...

The Ministry of Education has announced the winners of this year’s government scholarships and awards. The grants go to Bermudian students in higher education — with a new award, the Bermuda College Promise Programme, created last year for pupils who...

A political newcomer became an upsetter last night when he claimed a seat for the Progressive Labour Party that many assumed would stick with the One Bermuda Alliance. Jache Adams cleaned up in Pembroke West with 368 votes against 307 for Marcus Jone...

A private school has appointed a principal designate, it was revealed yesterday. Anna Faria-Machado joined Mount St Agnes Academy in September 1999 as a grade-six teacher and has taught at several levels at the school and was promoted to assistant p...

The three parties in a battle for power in today’s General Election have made their final pitches to the people. Now Bermuda’s voters will get the last word on who will hold the reins of government after weeks of campaigning and the emergence of a ne...

Middle-school students took to the seas this week on board the Bermuda Sloop Foundation’s training vessel, the Spirit of Bermuda. A team of youngsters from Dellwood Middle School embarked on Monday on their four-day expedition in and around Bermuda. ...

Election candidates from all three parties have praised Bermuda for its high level of gender diversity in the workplace. Tinée Furbert, of the Progressive Labour Party, Gavin Smith, of the Free Democratic Movement and Daquan Scott, of the One Bermuda...

It’s time to take a look around and celebrate some of the most dedicated people in the school, our custodians! October 2nd is National Custodians Day and never has their job been more important than in the age of Covid-19, when cleanliness is key. O...

A top businessman and behind the scenes strategist when the former United Bermuda Party governed the island has died. Edgar Wilkinson was 90. Mr Wilkinson was also a board member at the Bermuda Monetary Authority in the 1980s. His businesses included...