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A vulnerable teenager “dumped” overseas by the island’s child protection agency claimed yesterday that social workers tricked him into going and then “abandoned” him for years. The youth, whose mother died when he was a child, said in an account to T...

A new history book written to highlight ignored Bermudian stories is to be distributed to public and private schools and libraries. Prudent Rebels: Bermudians and the First Age of Revolution (1774-1849) by Bermudian historian Clarence Maxwell, with c...

Bermuda’s limit of one car per household should be relaxed to allow more people to drive minicars instead of motorcycles, MPs heard on Friday. Opposition MPs raised the issue during the debate over the Green Paper on Transport. Cole Simons, Shadow Mi...

The Minister of National Security defended the work he is doing for the Department of Corrections in the House of Assembly on the same day that prison officers marched in protest of pay and working conditions. Wayne Caines spoke during the Motion to...

Primary school pupils have created a museum to showcase projects created with recycled materials. The Trash to Treasure Museum opened at Port Royal Primary School this week. Stephanie Correia, the Southampton school’s science teacher leader, said t...

Signature schools in Bermuda could welcome their first pupils in just over one year’s time, the Premier has pledged. David Burt told MPs last month that it was hoped that the “school year 2020-21 will be the first with signature schools”. The news ...

The House of Assembly is expected to hear about status of the stalled Ritz-Carlton Caroline Bay hotel resort at Morgan’s Point in Southampton. A statement on the development will be given this morning by Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance. A c...

Bermuda’s youth are building confidence and developing essential life skills such as communication, problem-solving and teamwork by engaging in Endeavour Community Sailing’s experiential education programmes. Leatrice Oatley, Chairperson¬ for Endea...

The 2019 Saltus Graduation took place last night at the Anglican Cathedral in the City of Hamilton. Fifty-nine students – a record 39, or 65 percent, of which had started together in Year 1 and spent the majority of their academic together - crossed...

A “lack of confidence” in the public-school system is to blame for the loss of pupils to private institutions, the education minister said last night. Diallo Rabain said: “There is a belief that the private schools are better. That’s why we see th...