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Three Bermuda High School students have taken to the skies after winning an aviation-themed writing contest. Abigail Brewer and Alexandra Quinn-Sierra, both 13, and Olivia Taylor, 14, enjoyed a bird’s-eye view of the island on Saturday afternoon with...

One thing you learn when you’ve been around the America’s Cup for as long as I have is that time passes quickly as the races approach. Today we’re marking the milestone of having one year to go to the first races in the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Q...

Globally, a private school education is something that is generally afforded by the wealthy, the elite, expatriates or for religious reasons. The average percentage of the student population attending private schools in Britain is 7 per cent, Japan 7...

Students enrolled in The Reading Clinic’s Core Reading Programme are continuing to enjoy the benefits. According to the clinic, during the 2015-16 school year, 94 children received services through the programme, designed for students with specific r...

National anxiety over the decline in middle-class living standards is driving this year’s presidential contest like no other issue. Donald Trump promises a return of manufacturing jobs as the solution, but he misleads voters into thinking those jobs ...

Make sure you are passionate about your subject, build a strong support network and keep pushing through even when you feel like giving up. These are the words of wisdom from two students who made history at Bermuda College last week as the first su...

George Thomas, a former Minister of Education and a physician known for the depth of counselling he gave to his patients, has died at the age of 79. A specialist in obstetrics and gynaecology, Dr Thomas was fondly known to Bermudians for the generati...

From satirical artwork targeting Hitler to treasured children’s cartoons humanising the animal world — the works of the late Peter Woolcock are to go under the hammer next Friday. Many people will know Mr Woolcock for his weekly political cartoons in...

Bermuda should introduce a living wage law, a world leader in corporate responsibility said yesterday. Michael Hastings, global head of corporate citizenship at professional services firm KPMG, was speaking after he highlighted the UN’s sustainable d...

Not so long ago she had aspirations to be a doctor, but thanks to a new programme Breanna West is launching a career in business she never foresaw. Ms West, 19, was celebrated yesterday as the first student to earn an associates in general insurance ...