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Teachers are unlikely to face court action over a walkout last week, a lawyer said yesterday. John Hindess, a senior associate at Marshal Diel & Myers, said the question of legality came down to what the motives were for the industrial action, which ...

A donation of almost $4,000 to replace equipment lost in a fire has been made to Warwick Preschool. Jennifer DeRosa Holder, said: “We at Warwick Preschool are very appreciative and overjoyed by Mission Possible considering us for receiving this donat...

Teachers will return to schools today after industrial action on Friday. The Ministry of Education said yesterday that all public schools would be open and ready to receive students today. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said: “I want our ...

Jordyn Richardson faces a long road in her quest to become a psychiatrist, but she has the determination and ability to make her dream come true. The 17-year-old Berkeley Institute pupil was granted an associate’s degree in psychology with distinctio...

An interactive wellness programme for government employees will be launched next month in an effort to tackle the $12.8 million cost of public sector sick leave. Workers were urged to take on the team-based challenge as part of a Throne Speech pledge...

The Chubb Charitable Foundation — Bermuda is pleased to announce this year’s Robert Clements Scholarship recipient: Madison Sidney Virgil Quig, a recent graduate of Bermuda High School (BHS) has been selected as the 2019 Robert Clements Scholar in th...

A new playground designed to be accessible for the disabled opened yesterday. The attraction, at the WindReach centre for the disabled in Warwick, will feature an area for music, a mini-theatre, extra- wide slides and diggers that can be operated by ...

A decision on whether schoolchildren will return to the classroom on Monday is in the hands of teachers, the education minister said last night. Diallo Rabain, speaking after teachers downed tools as part of an industrial dispute, said: “That was som...

Children were dropped at school yesterday by parents unaware that there were no teachers to look after them because of an industrial dispute. Many principals across the schools system were forced to look after 100 or more pupils before the Ministry o...

The island’s teachers union has not been part of talks to relocate staff from a closed middle school, its head said yesterday. Shannon James, the president of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, said the union had had “no correspondence” with the Governm...