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Saltus Grammar School is to hold a special event to highlight how the school prepares pupils for university. The Saltus Graduate Years open house will be held Thursday afternoon and open to parents and pupils entering their junior or senior years of ...

A CedarBridge Academy student is getting on-the-job experience thanks to a partnership between the school and the National Sports Centre. Isaiah Smith, 16, is spending two days a week at the NSC learning skills like grounds keeping from the staff. He...

Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is one of four local charities to win a $12,500 cash award from a reinsurance firm. WindReach, Bermuda Zoological Society and the Bermuda Foundation for Insurance Studies also got the same amount from Global Indemnit...

The first Bermudian soldier to join the British Army after the end of the Second World War has died aged 87. Arthur Tatem enlisted with the The Royal Welch Fusiliers at the age of 18 and travelled the world before returning home to Bermuda in 1953. M...

A tall ship experience last summer showed the value of teamwork for two teenagers. Gershonae Tait and Ronica Campbell, both 17, set sail from Quebec to Halifax in late July. The weeklong trip aboard the Gulden Leeuw — one of the world’s largest thre...

Prospect Preschool will remain closed tomorrow and Tuesday as staff get the building ready for children after work to remove mould. In a statement released this afternoon a Department of Education spokeswoman confirmed that mould abatement work had b...

A report is being prepared summarising the findings of health and safety inspections in Bermuda’s public schools. Government reform minister Lovitta Foggo said the government’s safety and health coordinator carried out inspections between August 21 a...

Black and white people share “one area where we dance together” — a deep unease over the discussion of race, a top US academic said this week. Kenneth Hardy, professor of family therapy at Drexel University in Philadelphia, returned to Bermuda to hel...

With the PLP Government now well and truly settled into their new roles, The Royal Gazette examines what progress the new administration has made on its key promises. Parliamentary oversight A plan to set up three watchdog committees recommended by t...

Registration fees for national certification will be waived until the end of the year, according to Diallo Rabain. Mr Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development, had announced that all people working in certain occupations would need...