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Glenasia Butterfield has found her happy place at Sui Generis. The Hamilton dance school’s camp is a first for the autistic seven-year-old who loves that it allows her to be “just like any other kid”. “She has progressed since she’s been here,” said ...

A review of the island’s litigation guardian system – to represent children in court – has begun in collaboration with the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Tinee Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors, told the House of Assembly o...

A nursery school in Hamilton Parish was yesterday ordered to temporarily close after an incident earlier this week sparked an investigation. The Little Blessings Nursery on North Shore Road near Shelly Bay is being reviewed by Officers of Department ...

Members of the community are invited to support their Cup Match teams while helping children in need as part of a fundraising drive by the Family Centre. Thanks to the support of Clarien Bank and Sargasso Sea, the charity sees the return of its Cup...

It’s been quite a while since Rodney Smith Jr was in Bermuda. His focus has been on his charitable foundation, Raising Men Lawn Care Service, and getting his Green Card after his initial application was denied last year. “Once I get my Green Card I’l...

A youth organisation helped to empower almost 700 young people last year – bringing the total it has engaged through its programmes to more than 4,400. Endeavour Bermuda released its Impact Report yesterday which showed that 695 young people had bene...

A playground destroyed by fire will rise from the ashes, according to an executive committee tasked with rebuilding the site targeted by an arsonist. The Pig’s Field Family Connection has been launched to work in tandem with community members and t...

Government has clarified incorrect information posted on its website about mask requirements for young children attending childcare facilities. The www.gov.bm website had said that children aged two years and above were required to wear masks “at al...

The Government has stonewalled questions about why a senior social worker who admitted pushing a child in her care was allowed to remain at work while the incident was investigated – despite a policy that required her to be put on leave. Kennette Rob...

The Supreme Court has upheld a decision to fire a childcare worker for drinking on the job. The Department of Child and Family Services fired Cheyra Bell in February 2019 after Derrick Binns, the Head of the Public Service, found she was guilty of gr...

Dozens of young Bermudians were among those who contracted Covid-19 during the latest surge of infections. Dy-Juan DeRoza, the National Epidemiologist for the Ministry of Health, said that 67 cases involving children aged between 12 and 15 had been r...

A senior child protection official accused of punching a teenager in her care has been cleared of all charges after a Magistrates’ Court trial. Kennette Robinson, the assistant director of the Department of Child and Family Services, was found not gu...