Saltus today announced the results of this year’s Advanced Placement (AP) and (I)GCSE examination results. AP is an internationally recognized program offering college-level curricula and examinations to high school students, enabling them to potent...
In June 2018, the Bermuda Health Council conducted a survey to capture the public’s opinion about healthcare issues and the Health Council’s role in tackling these issues. Over 550 people responded, representing varied education levels, professional ...
The winners of the Nicholl Scholarship for the 2018-19 school year have been announced.
Matthew Wedlich, Natalie Peckett, and Rachel Daly are all studying medicine in Britain.
The $25,000-a-year scholarship will be awarded each year until the studen...
A Bermudian who once slept rough on the streets of Britain plans to sail the “seven seas” as he prepares to study for a yacht master’s certificate.
Nigel Davies, 30, who was brought up in Manchester, England, found himself embroiled in a life of cri...
DATE: Sep 05, 2018 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
A special event designed to kit out hundreds of pupils for the new school term is to be held tomorrow.
Organisers of the annual Back to School Extravaganza said new sponsors had been recruited to help prepare youngsters for their first day back in th...
DATE: Sep 05, 2018 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
It was another dark day on a sunshine paradise, as Bermuda woke again to the news of a young life lost.
The death of 25-year-old Danshun Swann moved the island’s national security minister to work harder for harmony — and he has now called on the pub...
Lawson Mapp jokingly refers to himself as the last of the dinosaurs.
He thinks he’s the only sign painter on the island who still works entirely by hand.
“There are many sign painters in Bermuda today, but most of them rely on computers and don’t kno...
A back-to-school drive was full of smiles on Saturday as families in need collected donations for the new school year.
Community activist Gina Spence’s Gina Spence Productions organised the event as part of her Each One Reach One Back To School Drive...
A former high school principal has questioned whether the move to axe middle schools is in the best interests of Bermuda.
Phyllis Curtis-Tweed, who was at the Berkeley Institute until last year, said she wondered how the Government’s decision to pha...
A teacher’s job can sometimes feel like a thankless role, a representative of the teachers’ union said yesterday.
Shannon James, president of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, said that “sometimes it just doesn’t feel like the community is on your side...
