The parent of a special needs student has criticised the Ministry of Education’s potentially “catastrophic” move to reassign his teacher elsewhere without notice.
Shlomo Yeshurun warned that the abrupt decision to remove Khadijah Ming from Dame Marjo...
Two primary schools in the East End have recorded the island’s best average grades throughout the past four years, according to results from the Cambridge International Examinations.
St George’s Preparatory was the only school to average in the “very...
DATE: Apr 20, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
Do you know someone whose courage, selflessness and hard work have changed Bermuda for the better?
If so, you can submit them for consideration in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List — with honouree activities including voluntary work, arts, health, sp...
Paula McQueen’s talk is called The Allergic Child. If you’re a parent with concerns, it’s one you won’t want to miss. The UK specialist will share “recent developments in paediatric food allergy” at a free presentation by asthma charity Open Airways ...
Bermuda College students received a hands-on learning experience on Trunk Island, with the assistance of the Bermuda Zoological Society.
Students in the Introduction to Biology course visited BZS’s “living classroom” on April 1 and 8, exploring the l...
Youngsters will learn the importance of healthy eating and physical activity tomorrow, as part of the fourth annual “Healthy Al, Healthy Me” celebration.
The Government initiative will involve about 118 students from five schools around the island: ...
Pembroke Rotary Club has donated $83,150 to 11 Bermudian public primary schools, thanks to last month’s fun fair and raffle.
The huge sum combined raffle ticket sales with money made at the fair on March 12 at St Paul’s church hall in Paget, which in...
Photographer and author Ras Mykkal has presented his new book to the Bermuda National Library
Bermuda’s Flying Flowers: The Seven Resident Butterflies of Bermuda documents the full life cycle of seven types of butterflies seen on the island.
Copies o...
When Robin Blackburne loses a game of tennis he can’t blame his racket.
The 82-year-old designed it himself.
In 1973 he grew frustrated with the ball bouncing off the frame and whizzing in the wrong direction, so he added an extra set of strings.
He...
People are being urged to reconsider how they view those who have experienced sexual assaults amid concerns victims are often blamed for the crimes against themselves.
Survivors are also being urged to speak about their experiences this month to help...
