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Seven high school students have been honoured for their volunteering work and community spirit. The young women, all aged 17 to 18, were presented by communications company Logic with Community Service Awards at a function in The Hamilton Princess, B...

The generosity of parents and the flexibility of staff are helping 186 primary school pupils get swimming lessons. Parents of Purvis Primary School pupils raised $9,000 to cover the costs of the entire school spending this week swimming at the Nation...

Canadian accreditors inspecting Saltus Grammar School were “very impressed with the total school environment”, according to Head of School Ted Staunton. Although the school has not seen the full report, the Canadian Accredited Independent Schools Ac...

A former CedarBridge teacher is suing the Ministry of Education, claiming she developed post-traumatic stress disorder from working at the school. Karen Clemons, who is representing herself in the Supreme Court, says she was targeted because she spok...

A new charity recently established to woo females to the trades has named Marvelyn Rogers as it’s first scholarship recipient. Ms Rogers, one of two females in the Automotive Technology Diploma programme, received a $3,000 scholarship from the Trades...

Four students are set to graduate with a high school diploma and associate degrees in the same academic year. Taiyana Allen, Kyrsten Burrows, Dejanee Hill-Edwards and Sophia Hamilton will form part of the Class of 2016 at Berkeley Institute and Cedar...

One Bermuda Alliance backbencher Leah Scott yesterday reiterated her commitment to the party in the wake of her removal as Junior Minister of Education. Ms Scott expressed her disappointment with the decision, but stated that she had no intention wh...

At the age of just 5, Jamel G. Stafford was flipping pancakes from a stool his mother placed him on so he could reach the stove. The Bermudian culinary student and chef, 26, has had a passion for food for as long as he can remember and believes it i...

The historical displacement of families from Tucker’s Town is set to be the focus of a special panel discussion at the Bermuda College. The discussion, entitled “The Forceful Displacement of Tucker’s Town Residents: A Historical Perspective”, will fo...

Whitney Institute Middle School students “shared the joy and importance” of reading with primary students and seniors this week as part of the Bermuda National School Salute. The Salute programme was launched by The Royal Gazette last year to help m...