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Students at Impact Mentoring Academy were given a hands-on experience in the hospitality industry last month at its second annual Impact Hotel event. The event, organised as part of the Bermuda Hospitality Institute’s Hospitality Skills, Life Skills ...

The performing arts are more than simple entertainment, according to organisers of the 2017 Bermuda Festival. Speaking to the Hamilton Rotary Club this week, Ginny Masters, event administrator, described the arts as the soul of society and a key ingr...

New scholarships and awards are being set up by the Ministry of Education. Minister Wayne Scott said in a statement today: “I am extremely proud to introduce a number of new scholarships and awards that reflect the diversity of Bermuda’s students. “W...

Senators Jeff Baron and Tinee Furbert called at Gilbert Institute to take part in Gang Resistance Education And Training graduation. Mr Baron, the national security minister, said connecting with young people can help them make the right choices as t...

Hamilton Insurance Group employees rolled up their sleeves to tackle two projects with the America’s Cup Endeavour Programme in the East End last month. Twelve team members helped beautify the building used for the experiential education programme a...

A scholarship has been launched by the Green family for promising Saltus students in need of financial support. The grant is to be awarded every other year to “well rounded” Bermudian applicants in primary 6, according to a statement issued on behalf...

Karim Creary did not always find it easy to see things from the perspective of other people. It was the realisation that he was “kind of being a jerk” during family arguments that led him to spread his message of empathy on the stage at St Lawrence U...

Marsh and Guy Carpenter has donated $5,000 to Knowledge Quest in its mission to provide scholarships for academically capable Bermudians in need of financial assistance. Knowledge Quest’s scholarships provide students with funding for college or univ...

The Bermuda Industrial Union went back to work yesterday, with hopes fading that the Reverend Nicholas Tweed will avoid being asked to leave the island. After an intense four-hour meeting throughout the morning, BIU president Chris Furbert announced ...

Stoppages to the bus service have jeopardised students’ education and development, according to the Reverend Leonard Santucci, who is chairman of the board at CedarBridge Academy. He was speaking during a week where up to half of the school’s student...