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There is a continuous debate over education — and rightly so, as it is one of the biggest single issues facing Bermuda today. That said, improving our education system should begin and end with the quality of teaching, and consistent and continuing ...

Painful injuries, children playing unattended outside, contaminated drinking water and childminders looking after too many youngsters. These were some of the red flags raised by members of the public and environmental health officers over Bermuda’s n...

Health and safety reports for all of the island’s registered childcare providers have been released, but the names of the businesses have been removed from the records. The Department of Health admitted to The Royal Gazette that the identification of...

A forensic psychiatrist said there was no clear evidence to show that public sex offender registries result in a reduction in the reoffending rate — and that they could even increase the risk of further crimes. Seb Henagulph, a consultant at the Mid...

Three recipients are sharing Marshall Diel & Myers Limited’s Legal Scholarship Award this year. Zantae Dill and Amelia Oatley will each receive $7,500 to assist with the cost of pursuing their legal studies, while Candace Paynter will receive a $2,50...

Marion De Jean, a teacher and activist, “helped make Bermuda a better place”, community activist Glenn Fubler said yesterday. Mr Fubler, of community group Imagine Bermuda, said Ms deJean, who died last month at the age of 95, was, along with her lat...

Marion Ida Seager De Jean (née Trott) was born on April 18, 1923, on Sound View Road, Sandys. She was the second child of parents Francis Edmund “Frank” Trott and Nellie Beryl Stowe Simons. Marion was a loving mother and educator. Her passion about e...

Parents warned yesterday that continued disruption to bus services will affect families as children prepared to go back to school. Lindsey Kipps from Warwick, said her eight-year-old son caught the bus to Purvis Primary School in the parish. She expl...

Concordia Maritime (Bermuda) Ltd has awarded two students with scholarships to assist them with maritime studies overseas. The company allocates a total of $10,000 in scholarship funds each year. This year’s recipients are Lamar Samuels and Andre Dur...

A would-be veterinarian is to start a course at the Bermuda College after he won a scholarship from the Bermuda Farmers’ Market. Cush Smith, 18, was the winner of the $5,000 further education award, which was available to students attending alternati...