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Michael Dunkley has turned down a request to meet with the Bermuda Union of Teachers to address a breakdown in negotiations over conditions. The BUT requested a meeting with the Premier after voting in favour of a motion to work to rule last week, c...

Making robots out of Lego, building workable boats and playing instruments made entirely out of trash were among the activities presented by students at Bermuda High School yesterday as part of their Steam Week projects. The school hall was abuzz wi...

Bermuda is at the forefront of a groundbreaking project to create 3D digital models of underwater shipwrecks with an unprecedented level of detail. Many of the island’s historic shipwrecks will now be immortalised in digital form, allowing viewers t...

For decades, her name was synonymous with the Progressive Labour Party. The daughter of Eugene Cox, a leading MP from the 1970s, Ms Cox was at the heart of PLP politics from a young age, rising through the ministerial ranks to what many regarded as h...

The Progressive Labour Party has said it would reform the public education system if it wins the General Election. Among the changes outlined in a statement from the party yesterday, the Opposition said it would phase out middle schools and introduce...

The thrills and spills of the racetrack came to Saltus Grammar School yesterday, as students tested out their engineering skills in a Formula One Model Car Challenge. The students designed and built the cars out of styrofoam and the models reached sp...

Three Bermudians have graduated from Albert College in Belleville, Ontario — the same college that former MP John Barritt attended. And as of September, Mr Barritt will be taking on the role of Chair of the Board. A total of 38 students from a ten co...

The 35th America’s Cup has given one lucky Bermudian teenager a unique insight into event management as well as an opportunity to further her career ambitions. Arden Vickers has been working as a radio and log assistant in the Joint Agency Co-ordinat...

The Department of Education will be hosting its third annual Steam Academy this summer. The Gifted and Talented Eduction Programme teaches students science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. The academy is being conducted in partnership...

A breakfast programme for students in need has flourished to cover 15 schools, up from 12 in 2016, with almost 100,000 meals given out in the last year alone. For Sheelagh Cooper, founder of the Coalition for the Protection of Children, the steady cl...