Congratulations to Mount Saint Agnes Academy’s Grade 9 students, and all the candidates, who were welcomed fully into the Catholic Church on Sunday with their confirmation at St Theresa’s Cathedral.
One of the greatest things about sending your “kids” off to school is having them come home again.
That’s how it is for In Motion School of Dance director Lizz Pimentel.
Taylor Railton, Marcus Smith and Jada Pearman will return to the Bermuda stage n...
Four university students with aspirations to work in the field of information communication technology have been given the change to hone their skills with three-month intensive internships at four companies on the Island.
When they successfully comp...
A former part-time professor at a Canadian community college has left the classroom behind for a front-line career fighting for the rights of children and their families.
Donna Outerbridge returned to Bermuda earlier this year as the new director of ...
Thirteen years ago Richard Harrison was earning a lot of money as a systems analyst in London.
It wasn’t enough. He quit his job with one of the world’s pharmaceutical giants and bought a ticket for South Korea.
His plan was to spend a year there he...
A $6,000 donation by the shipping company Bermuda Container Line will enable students from the Bermuda High School to take part in the Bermuda Sloop Foundation’s experiential learning programme over the next five years.
The company, which is owned by...
A “Combined Opposition” seems bent on threatening democracy in Bermuda, according to Government Senator Georgia Marshall, who suggested that the People’s Campaign was aligned with the Progressive Labour Party.
The remarks came yesterday during a bull...
DATE: May 27, 2015 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Children as young as four years old will return from their Bermuda Day holiday to find that crops from the garden they have cultivated have been stolen.
A corn maze grown by the children at the Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation was to be sold in order to ...
DATE: May 26, 2015 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
Weeks after earthquakes killed more than 8,000 people in Nepal, Saltus students have teamed up to raise $6,300 for urgent ongoing relief efforts.
“It is heart-warming to see how communities such as schools come together to help those in need in such ...
A delegation of Bermudians recently travelled to Kentucky for a special honour linked to one of our own.
They were there to see Rev Dr Willie James Jennings awarded the 2015 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award in religion.
The associate profess...
