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Tech-savvy youths will further develop their computer coding skills during the September Hackathon today. The event, hosted by the technology charity Code441, will give children between the ages of 12 and 17 a chance to develop computer software to a...

A remodelled healthcare system focused on outcomes, an independent education authority, moves to lower the cost of living and immigration policies to address the island’s talent gap are among the proposals in an advisory group’s plan for Bermuda’s fu...

All public schoolteachers should be internationally certified as part of a proposed sweeping reform to education, a new report has urged. Inaction to make “radical change” to the education system would be the “most significant missed opportunity” in ...

One of Bermuda’s pioneering bodybuilders and fitness trainers has died at 85. Clifford Looby competed overseas as well as locally, rubbing shoulders with internationally known figures such as the actor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Other friends included Ca...

Staff and students at Saltus have raised more than $10,000 to help the victims of Hurricane Dorian. “It was a fantastic effort from everyone,” said Deputy Head Nicole Chichon. “In Bermuda we understand how devastating hurricanes can be and many of o...

A charity tackling one of the island’s most prevalent chronic illnesses has appealed for funding, even as it prepares to open a badly needed new treatment centre in Hamilton. Next week, the Bermuda Diabetes Association celebrates with a roof-wetting ...

The redesign of Bermuda’s public school system must be led by Bermudians, a veteran teacher said yesterday. Muriel Wade-Smith added that the Government should not have invited overseas organisations to take part in a request for proposals process on...

CedarBridge Academy closed early after a power outage yesterday, Classes at the senior school, in Prospect, were expected to resume today after Belco gave it the all-clear. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said that the school had experie...

Substitute teachers were in place at some public schools for the start of the new academic year because of “staffing challenges”. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said that two art, two music and one physical education teacher positions r...

An American motivational speaker said last night that he regretted past statements in which he referred to homosexuality as a “sickness” and to gays as “an inferior being”. James Small said that comments he had made about homosexuality in a series o...