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Members of Allied World’s Bermuda office visited Dellwood Middle School recently to donate 25 iPads for students to use for their math assignments. “Allied World is delighted to support the educational advancement of Bermudian students,” said Colm Si...

Teachers not informed of a possible class cut at their school were disrespected, the shadow education minister said yesterday. Cole Simons said that parents had not been provided with adequate information about public school enrolment problems. Mr ...

Stroke patients will have access to “the best possible chance at full recovery”, thanks to a link-up between the Bermuda Hospitals Board and Johns Hopkins Medicine. The move, welcomed as a “dream come true” by campaigners, will see a primary stroke c...

Warwick Academy students now have a window on to the world of Bermuda’s threatened bluebirds, including their battles to survive. Thanks to a hidden camera, students and staff were treated to a live feed of chicks hatching in the school’s bluebird bo...

The future of a primary one class is under threat after only four pupils were enrolled for the next academic year. Parents were told in a letter that the class at Elliot Primary School could be axed. The undated letter from Valerie Robinson-James, th...

The Minister of Education, The Hon. Diallo Rabain formally congratulates all schools and students who participated in the 2019 Marine Advanced Technology in Education (MATE) Bermuda Regional Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Challenge held on 27 April...

A vaccine expert is to discuss the myths and realities of vaccination at a public forum next week. Kristen Feemster, the director of research for the Vaccine Education Centre at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, said she hoped her talk would h...

Graduates of a restaurant server programme have been offered employment in the hospitality industry. Lovitta Foggo, Minister for Labour, Cultural Affairs and Sports, congratulated the 12 individuals who graduated from Take Five Limited Training Acade...

A peace march by schoolchildren was delayed yesterday after the Commissioner of Education’s office said the event could not go ahead. Desmond Crockwell, one of the activists behind the Walking Up West march, said “concerning red tape” meant that one ...

The International Compliance Association, considered to be the leading professional body for the global regulatory and financial crime compliance community, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Bermuda College, to offer its entire suite of q...