Success is about more than material things for Jarryd Simmons — it’s about family and contributing to the community.
The 17-year-old senior student at Impact Mentoring Academy was one of more than ten students who shared motivational poems and speech...
The Bermuda Sloop Foundation turned to “piracy” for a good cause this weekend.
Notable members of the community were taken hostage as part of the Pirates of Bermuda 2017 fundraiser, with the public able to donate funds towards saving or sinking them...
The Government has launched an initiative aimed at getting parents more involved with their children’s education.
However, Mike Charles of the Bermuda Union of Teachers said that in order for such an initiative to be a success, it needs the buy-in of...
DATE: Mar 13, 2017 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
Michael Dunkley will become the first Premier of Bermuda to speak at a session of the insurance industry’s largest annual conference next month.
Mr Dunkley will speak about Bermuda’s historic US ties and the island’s global economic impact as part of...
Bermuda’s sports clubs are facing various challenges as they try to tackle antisocial behaviour at their grounds, the presidents of seven football clubs said on Thursday night during an Alpha Symposium at CedarBridge Academy hosted by Alpha Phi Alpha...
DATE: Mar 11, 2017 | CATEGORY: Football | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
This week’s article, part six of the Bermuda Investment Primer Series, is written in support of the “Own Your Share of Bermuda” sponsored by the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) and the second article in The Royal Gazette series on publicly-traded Bermud...
Food has kept James Perry away from home for the better part of 27 years. Sure, he’s visited. In 2003 he even opened a restaurant with Butterfield Bank chef Chris Malpas thinking it would ground him.
Cafe Gio kept him busy for roughly 24 months.
“The...
Congratulations indeed are in order for Freddie Evans on his appointment as Commissioner of Education. He has made a lasting contribution to education in Bermuda, is well respected by his peers, having been in the system at grassroots level for as lo...
DATE: Mar 10, 2017 | CATEGORY: Editorials | AUTHOR: RG: In our Opinion
Several more government schools are to be investigated for possible mould contamination, education minister Cole Simons told the House of Assembly.
Mr Simons’s remarks come a few weeks after students at TN Tatem Middle School returned after the build...
DATE: Mar 10, 2017 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
The fatal stabbing of Raymond Butterfield highlights an ongoing community issue — not a sport issue — which must be stopped to stem a “national crisis”, according to shadow sports minister Michael Weeks.
Mr Weeks said he was “devastated” by the death...
