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The Bermuda College Library will be anything but quiet this weekend as it hosts an event to celebrate 25 years of the Friends of College Library. Robert Masters, head of the library, said the registered charity was formed to help support the library ...

Saltus students got a study session on leadership this week from Michael Weber, a Boston based motivational speaker. The core lesson was that leading meant the success of the group, rather than the individual, as well as working with others towards a...

Bermuda’s outstanding teenagers have been honoured for their achievements. Topping the awards was Madison Quig, 17, head girl at Bermuda High School. Ms Quig, who attained perfect scores in SAT chemistry and biology and a near-perfect score in mathem...

Children celebrated Autism Awareness Month yesterday with a special breakfast attended by the Premier. Pupils in the Paget Primary School autism spectrum disorder class acted as waiters to serve the food, which included eggs, bacon, waffles and fruit...

E-cigarettes seized at two schools this month did not contain drugs, police announced. A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said that devices confiscated at Dellwood Middle School and CedarBridge Academy “do not contain any nicotine, tobacco o...

A $1.3 million drive will be launched to provide a life-changing facility for homeless families, and everyone on the island was asked to get involved. It was hoped schools, community groups, businesses and builders would be among those to back the ca...

Isabelle Stone will study at Oxford University as the Bermuda Rhodes Scholar of 2019. The 22-year-old will attend New College, Oxford, in October and pursue a master’s degree in the philosophy of economics. Isabelle told The Royal Gazette: “It still ...

Twenty-four teams from 10 Bermuda schools and educational organizations, including a new team from Impact Mentoring Academy, will converge on the National Sports Centre on April 27th for the 2019 Marine Advanced Technology in Education (MATE) Bermud...

Health problems among staff and a pupil at a now-closed middle school cannot be linked to the building without further medical information, a report has claimed. The Cabinet Office report, from the Office of the Safety and Health Co-ordinator, said ...

Support staff at CedarBridge Academy fear their hours could be cut by 40 days a year. Employees said they were told the reductions were needed to prevent job losses and that the cost-saving exercise came after years of “money mismanagement”. Administ...