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Bermuda’s girls tried out a range of activities that are not traditionally marketed towards them while learning about gender inequality yesterday. The International Day of the Girl held at the National Stadium offered them the opportunity to learn ab...

A group of pupils from Mount Saint Agnes Academy are on a tour of Canadian universities that specialise in their further education interests. The ten day tour will take in Halifax, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Ontario. Pupils will visit 21 campus...

Public school principals started a work-to-rule yesterday after a dispute over their workloads. The school heads walked out of their regular Thursday meeting, sources said. One teacher told The Royal Gazette: “I know that the principals are not happy...

Taxpayers will continue to “pick up the slack” if workers do not get a living wage, a public forum heard this week. Martha Dismont, the executive director of Family Centre, said financial assistance for food and housing for struggling Bermudians was ...

Youngsters from Somersfield Academy got into the spirit of Hallowe’en with a trip to the pumpkin patch at J&J Produce in Warwick. Pupils aged between 3 and 5 learnt about different varieties of pumpkins before they carried their harvest back to schoo...

Life skills including advice for parenting and employment will be part of a new programme for women. Single mothers ill-equipped to enter the job market are among those expected to benefit from a series of workshops and support to help boost their em...

Everard Davis, a trailblazing broadcaster who managed ZFB, Bermuda’s second television station, has died. Mr Davis was 79. Mr Davis was also the first manager of the Liberty Theatre cinema, opened by the Bermuda Industrial Union in 1987. His daughter...

A Zumba education specialist will be on the island for a fundraising event on Saturday. The Party in Pink Zumbathon will generate cash for the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre at Cafe 4, Windsor Place, on Saturday, from 2pm to 4pm. Special guest Iren...

There was a time when Hans and Martha Olander believed that their youngest daughter, Eliza, would never be able to read or write. But that all changed three years ago when they found out about a new school due to open that would specialise in teachin...

Pupils from four central primary schools were treated to a night at the theatre thanks to a community organisation. About 30 pupils from Northlands, Prospect, Victor Scott and West Pembroke were invited to attend a dress rehearsal of the Gilbert & S...