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A mid-term science, technology, arts, engineering and maths academy is to held. The course is available for pupils from Primary 5 to senior school at CedarBridge Academy’s North Block for October 22 to 26. Programmes will include a gaming academy for...

Race relations experts from Oxford University are to visit Bermuda College for a special symposium. The event, Race and Resistance: Understanding Bermuda Today, will examine how modern Bermuda was shaped by its grim history of slavery and segregation...

Staff of Allied World Insurance swapped their offices for the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (BAMZ) in Flatts last Wednesday. The change of environment was part of the company’s Community Outreach Programme and saw 55 employees spend the afternoon c...

Organisations have to work together to strengthen communities and tackle the impact of past traumas, an American expert said yesterday. Wendy Ellis added that to improve the health of the community networks had to be built to deal with adverse childh...

Schoolchildren got a lesson on how to put safety first as the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service continued Fire Safety Awareness Week. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, took the fire safety proclamation into schools yesterday. The service...

Saltus students are set to travel to Canada to view different universities as part of a fact-finding tour to help them make informed decisions about their future education. Tanja Walker, the school’s University Support and Guidance liaison and teach...

Two Opposition politicians vowed to keep fighting for their constituents after they were dumped from shadow ministries in a One Bermuda Alliance shake-up yesterday. Jeanne Atherden and Michael Dunkley said they remained committed to the party despite...

Public schoolteachers were left in the dark about changes to the way pupils’ performance will be graded, a union leader said yesterday. Mike Charles, general secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, said that immediate training was needed to bring...

Family members can take advantage of vulnerable seniors when they are most in need of care, an expert has warned. Keeona Belboda, the manager of the Government’s Ageing and Disability Services, said there had been a “horrifying” rise in complaints ab...

The importation of exotic pets like snakes is illegal, the Government warned yesterday. A spokeswoman for the Department of the Environment and Natural Resources said: “The adverse impacts of invasive species are considered to be the single greatest ...