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The Emergency Measures Organisation heard today that public schools and Government offices were still open and the docks continued to operate despite the Covid-19 threat. But members of the public were asked to limit their social lives to cut the pot...

On Monday afternoon, Amherst College notified every student that they had one week to pack up and leave campus, with the expectation that they would not be back until next school year. Anyone who wanted to stay could fill out a petition, but there wa...

High school pupils showcased their artistic talents at an open house art exhibition. Warwick Academy decorated its assembly hall with two years’ worth of artwork made by pupils in the International Baccalaureate Visual Arts programme earlier this mon...

Some of the youngsters sent abroad by the Government’s child protection agency were not first assessed or treated by mental healthcare services on the island, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Government has always insisted that overseas treatment wa...

Swimmers hit the water at the weekend to raise cash for research into multiple sclerosis. Fundraisers for the The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Bermuda’s Swimathon gathered at the National Sports Centre in Devonshire to mark the start of a month dedi...

A teenaged robotics team is on the hunt for bright sparks to take part in a global competition. The club, which will meet on Thursdays after school and Saturday afternoons, will be trained for an international robotics competition against teams from ...

CedarBridge Academy planted a trio of Bermuda cedars today in honour of three women who made significant contributions to the school. Kalmar Richards, Rosemary Matthews and Devina Butterfield were each honoured in the ceremony, held in the spirit of ...

Butterfield Bank is inviting applications for its undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships. The Sir Harry D Butterfield Undergraduate Scholarship is awarded to a Bermudian student commencing, or already pursuing, an undergraduate degree overseas a...

Primary schoolchildren took to the streets this week to remind motorists about “small walkers” as part of a road safety campaign. The pupils from Dalton E Tucker Primary School may also hear their call for improved road safety on the radio as they ar...

For too long politics has played too big a role in education, a situation that must change if our youth are to achieve their potential and reach the educational heights needed in today’s world. With that in mind, it is now clear that we desperately n...