Log In

People are being urged to reconsider how they view those who have experienced sexual assaults amid concerns victims are often blamed for the crimes against themselves. Survivors are also being urged to speak about their experiences this month to help...

Public Works staff are evaluating ceiling fans in schools after a student was injured in an incident at East End Primary. While the injuries caused are believed to be minor, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said they were gravely concerned...

Three teens have teamed up for a day of community service, bringing families and friends together in the name of better health. Yusef Bushara, Jordan Etemadi and Morgan Kempe initially planned their school community service project to be a “colour ru...

Warwick Academy officially broke ground today on what will become the new McCorkell Student Commons. The facility will be named after outgoing principal Maggie McCorkell, who will be retiring at the end of this school year after 27 years. Colin Smith...

The founder of a struggling charity which focuses on developing children’s brains is appealing to corporate Bermuda to look beyond the well-connected, “big names” in the third sector and consider sponsoring a smaller operation. Former public schoolte...

Her great-uncle was a fighter pilot in the Second World War — but Abigail Brewer will be able to enjoy soaring through the air without any fear of violence. Abigail, 13, is one of three Bermuda High School students who will be treated to a private fl...

Bermuda will join countries around the world at the end of this month to celebrate International Girls in ICT Day when young women will be encouraged to follow a career path in Information and Communications Technologies. The day, April 28, will see ...

Charity Saving Children and Revealing Secrets will be hosting its second tag day this month as it marks child abuse prevention month. The funds raised will go to providing the knowledge, skills and resources needed to protect and prevent children fr...

Cash-strapped citizens have withdrawn more than $17 million from their workplace pensions since the rules on accessing retirement savings were relaxed. Hundreds of people have tapped into their pension pots to pay for rent, school fees, mortgages and...

Bermuda’s public primary schools fell below international averages in the results of the most recent Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results. The figures, which date back to May of 2015, show Bermuda lagging behind in English, math and science compared ...