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A school has ditched disposable plastic lunch plates for reusable containers as part of a drive to be protect the environment. Adam and Emily Hopkins, who have a child at Saltus Grammar School, donated cash to help fund the changeover. Jon Beard, the...

Bermuda’s youngest soldiers marked the end of their annual training camp with a celebration at the weekend. The dozen Junior Leaders, a youth training scheme run by the Royal Bermuda Regiment, spent a week at Watford House in Sandys, where they lear...

Pupils from Bermuda High School and schoolgirls from the public sector yesterday marked the end of a programme designed to foster leadership skills in young women. The She Leads programme, held at Bermuda High School in Hamilton, also included girls ...

A new communications consultant for Bermuda’s public schools has still to be hired, the education minister said yesterday. Diallo Rabain said: “They have gone through the vetting process. It’s something that will be announced very shortly.” Mr Rabai...

Plans to have signature schools open in a little more than a year’s time are “very aggressive”, the education minister said yesterday. Diallo Rabain added that members of team that would lead the Government’s plan to axe middle schools and introduce ...

More than 100 pupils from Bermuda’s public high schools will attend Bermuda College, the education minister said today. Diallo Rabain told MPs that 109 students from the Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy had enrolled. He added: “This is up...

The Bermuda Farmers’ Market marked its summer break with a gift of two scholarships to a prospective lawyer and a would-be teacher. “High flyers” Mikayla Douglas, 19, was given $5,000 and Caleb Scott, 18, was awarded $2,500 at a ceremony at the final...

A hairdresser suffered minor burns to her wrists yesterday after a fire broke out at her salon. The blaze happened in a bathroom as the woman staff member refilled a spray bottle with flammable liquid near a lit candle. Another employee at the salon,...

Nine students have been awarded a special scholarship to help fund their studies. The students all won scholarships set up in the name of Barbara Ball, a pioneer woman doctor and fighter for social justice. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, said: “...

Changes to the management of sex offenders in prison are working, the Attorney-General and Minister of Legal Affairs said this morning. Kathy Lynn Simmons told the Senate: “Sex offenders who do not complete the required programmes during incarceratio...