The public have voted the Lazarus Snail Bench as the winner of the Benched 2.0 design-build competition.
Students Jean-Pierre Lucas and Nafiayah Rayner claimed the $500 top award after teaming up with Vanessa Daniel, of Geoff Parker Architect, to des...
The America’s Cup Endeavour Programme has managed to train close to 1,000 M1 students over the past school year with special two-week camps operating both in East and West.
The students who took part in the STEAM (science, technology, engineering, a...
DATE: Jul 19, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
Team Bermuda debaters have travelled to Stuttgart for the World Schools Debate Championships, which begin tomorrow.
The team are Megan Sutcliffe, the captain who attends Bermuda High School, Bathsheba Jones, of CedarBridge Academy, and Asha Symons, ...
MPs engaged in sometimes terse goodbyes on Friday night as the House of Assembly closed for the summer.
Sly digs, open accusations and litigation threats flew during the Motion to Adjourn, before agitated Speaker of the House Randy Horton brought mat...
Mustafa Ingham, a Team BDA finalist, is back in training after a trip of a lifetime helping some of the best racing crews in the world.
When the MC32 North American Series was being held in Bermuda, Ingham met the organiser Dave Doucett who said he w...
Insurance firm Chubb’s charitable arm has handed out two scholarships to island students.
Karen Bennett has been named as the 20th Robert Clements Scholar while Rebekha Rhiannon Simons has been awarded the Bermuda College Education Award.
Ms Bennett,...
Consumers paid 1.1 per cent more for the standard basket of goods and services in May than the same month a year ago, according to Government statistics.
The rate of inflation remained unchanged from April at 1.1 per cent.
The average cost of goods a...
Several events are being planned to mark the 400th anniversary of the first slaves arriving in Bermuda.
Sylvan Richards, Minister of Social Development and Sports, outlined some of the activities scheduled by Government and other organisations when h...
Fiona Beckerlegge spent six years helping Bermuda’s children thrive.
As a community physiotherapist for the Department of Health, she visited the island’s primary schools to assess students’ motor skills and muscle development and assist those with ...
At The Berkeley Institute, students were told in September to dream big, set goals and plan the path towards them.
They were encouraged to believe in themselves, and to do the work required to achieve their goals and realise their dreams.
From Septe...
