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Millie Burgess, 99, was the first woman teacher of African descent to teach in the Ontario school system

Gwen’s Wonderland Nursery and Preschool has closed after 44 years

Free spaces are open for the Bermuda National Trust’s “climate change agents” camp over the upcoming half-term break for government schools. Twelve extra places remain for children aged 11 to 14 from families in financial need, during the break from ...

The US Consulate says more international students choose to study in the US than in any other country

Ajala Omodele and Liana Nanang have combined to offer talks, tours and workshops on topics linked to Black history

Laura Bell and Vicki Abraham want to inspire entrepreneurs with the second season of their podcast

An organisation dedicated to Scottish culture will host its first Burns Supper since 2020 next week. The Caledonian Society of Bermuda has held the event, named after Scottish poet Robert “Rabbie” Burns, every January since 1937, but it was put on h...

Students learning about music therapy were able to put theory into practice by singing to the participants of Action on Alzheimer’s and Dementia. The Chatmore British International School joined Hayley Francis-Cann, neurologic music therapist from S...

Four schools have received cash donations thanks to the fundraising efforts of amateur athletes. Twenty teams recently took part in the Off Level Games – an adult sports day consisting of fun events such as dodgeball, sumo wrestling, volleyball and e...

More than 20 months after it first hit Bermuda’s shores, Covid-19 continued to disrupt life on the island when an outbreak and US testing requirements culminated in “chaos“ for travellers. A source said they saw between 50 and 100 people who needed a...

Dear Sir, I remember a time when school principals were charged with the responsibility of administrating education and the community trusted their educational leadership. The ministry provided educational resources and held principals accountable fo...

A local documentary that sold out three years ago will return to the big screen next week. FABRIC: Portuguese History in Bermuda, directed and produced by Bermudian Milton Raposo, was screened at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute four...