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The island’s incinerator is burning dirty recyclables that cannot be processed by the recycling plant. According to Keep Bermuda Beautiful’s executive director, the Material Recovery Facility in Hamilton Parish is not equipped to handle severely cont...

Government has reminded students that their bus passes are good for unlimited travel on all scheduled bus services throughout the school year. “The passes must be presented to the bus operator upon boarding,” said a statement from the Department of P...

Students are being invited to sign up to the award-winning health programme Jump 2B Fit which begins on Monday. The programme, which is free and open to any student over the age of 7, will have open recruitment sessions during the month of September ...

Education minister Wayne Scott said yesterday he hoped to see a “plan etched in stone” that would see a Bermudian take the role of education commissioner. His comments came after a news report on ZBM on Tuesday evening revealed non-Bermudian, Dubai-b...

A phenomenal outpouring of support for a back-to-school charity drive managed to meet the needs of every child registered with the group. “The response from the community has been absolutely amazing; people are still sending in donations,” said activ...

The opening of the school term will be delayed at Clearwater Middle School until tomorrow because of a fault in the air-conditioning unit. However, according to acting education commissioner Freddie Evans, the rest of the island’s schools are adequat...

More than 5,000 public school students have headed back to school today. Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, visited Heron Bay Primary School, T.N. Tatem Middle School, Gilbert Primary School and Purvis Primary School to wish the youngsters good ...

Boys and girls wearing huge smiles walked in to St David’s Primary yesterday on their first day back to school. Approximately 80 smartly dressed students waved and kissed their parents goodbye, eager to start the year on an excellent note. The histo...

The Lahey Hospital and Medical Centre is to sponsor the creation of 280 healthy meals for students at Dellwood Middle School in a bid to combat childhood obesity. As part of National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, the lunches will be made by Mar...

The Caines brothers’ Back 2 School Extravaganza was classified as a “resounding success” yesterday as 450 students received hair cuts. Approximately 300 boys and 150 girls gathered in St Paul Centennial Hall on Court Street, lining up for haircuts an...