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Union leaders lamented the state of the island on Labour Day yesterday, accusing the Bermuda Government of misfiring policies and misspending money when the people are struggling. Hundreds of people gathered at Union Street ahead of the annual march,...

The America’s Cup Endeavour programme brought together teachers from across the island on Friday with a workshop highlighting STEAM education. Middle schoolteachers from both public and private schools gathered at the AC offices to learn all about th...

Although a new chapter in Warwick Academy’s long history begins next week, new principal Dave Horan has his eyes firmly fixed on building relationships as well as a happy and successful environment. The school’s new head, who has been at Warwick Acad...

The young music students who have been training with renowned violinist Mark Wood have told how they enjoyed getting thrust out of their comfort zone to perform a rock concert in Bermuda. Students from the Bermuda School of Music and a student from t...

A debate on the merits of a technical education in combating social problems has been “amazingly“ well received. A packed audience greeted the forum of Bermuda Technical Institute graduates speaking on the value of practical learning offered by the “...

Three students have received scholarships totalling $10,000 from the Hamilton Parish Council. Jahlae Outerbridge was awarded $5,000 to further her studies at Georgia State University studying for a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Eryn Bea...

September has been declared ‘Recovery Month’, putting the spotlight on substance abuse and mental health services. The Ministry of National Security and the Department for National Drug Control (DNDC) are leading a education drive in conjunction wit...

OBA MPs and party executives have raised $2,600 for the Each One Reach One Back to School Campaign. Organised by Gina Spence, the campaign assists children with back to school supplies such as clothes and back packs.

The new school term is fast approaching — and the Caines brothers have teamed up with 5 star Barbershop once again for their annual Back 2 School Extravaganza. Hundreds of children will be able to get a free haircut and school supplies at St Paul’s C...

Environmental health inspectors are carrying out fewer visits to daycare facilities and preschools due to staff shortages, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The officers carry out annual checks to ensure hygienic and safe conditions at each premises befo...