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A long-term plan for the island’s public schools is completed, education minister Diallo Rabain said. Mr Rabain added that the plan had been presented to the Board of Education and ratified by board members. The minister said that as the parent of a...

CedarBridge Academy has notched up 20 years since it opened its doors as the biggest school the island had ever seen. The secondary school opened in new buildings in Prospect in 1997 and was dubbed the “mega school”. The school faced criticism for it...

A campaign to raise awareness internationally of Bermuda’s efforts in anti-money laundering and antiterrorist financing will be rolled out in the new year. The Association of Bermuda International Companies is one of the organisations involved in the...

Face-to-face communication is often defined as a mutual and significant exchange. Jim Hodge prefers to meet shoulder-to-shoulder. The consultant and coach in the field of philanthropy was on island last week to lead a workshop for the island’s non-pr...

Pupils at a Pembroke school were sent home early yesterday because of plumbing problems. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education confirmed that Dellwood Middle School was forced to close early but it is expected to reopen this morning. The plumbi...

Demand for a local reading programme was up during the last school year, a new report has confirmed. According to The Reading Clinic, 100 students took part in its core reading programme during the 2016-17 school year — up from 92 the year before. ...

Local charities will benefit from the Fuelling 4 a Cause competition which has been launched by Rubis Energy Bermuda for a second year. Twelve charities will have a featured tag day in the Rubis network during 2018 and feature in the firm’s 2018 cale...

Activist and artist Dany Pen will be the speaker at the final ThinkFest on Sunday. Ms Pen will deliver a presentation entitled “Mental Health of Cambodian Survivors After the Khmer Rouge Genocide, Enslavement and Imprisonment: The Ethics of the Cambo...

Education minister Diallo Rabain yesterday hit back at the idea that Bermuda’s America’s Cup group had “gifted” nearly $150,000 of wi-fi equipment to the island’s public schools. A legacy report from ACBDA last week said that it and the America’s Cup...

More than 700 tradesmen and women have registered for national certification. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development, said a total of 713 people had signed up for the scheme. The number includes 412 landscapers, 97 auto me...