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Local professionals have been asked to give presentations on their respective careers, allowing CedarBridge students to take advantage of networking opportunities. Pupils will get chance to talk to the professionals at tomorrow’s Ninth Annual 100 Men...

Education Commissioner Edmond Heatley has dropped out of the running for a job in his native US. Dr Heatley faced calls for his resignation after he applied for the post of Orleans Parish schools superintendent in December — just months after being h...

“But I haven’t got a creative bone in my body …” I hear people say. Chances are no, the last time I checked the human skeleton isn’t formed with one. But we all have the potential of creativity within us. Creativity is not the exclusive domain of po...

Carpentry is back in St David’s through a reinstated training initiative. The Woodworks Carpentry Training Centre at Southside, has reopened with a fresh new approach after an eight-month hiatus. The workshop, run by master carpenters Alma Hunt and Q...

Education Commissioner Edmond Heatley has come under fresh fire after claiming in a job application that he had increased public school approval ratings in Bermuda by a massive 70 percent in just four months. And Independent MP Terry Lister has renew...

Bermuda College and Miami University have come together to offer a Masters degree programme, focusing on special education on the Island. The two schools yesterday announced a memorandum of understanding to introduce the Special Education Online Hybr...

A new book on Bermudian folk remedies has proved so popular that book stores have sold out of copies just weeks after it went on sale. And the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs is now rushing to print off a second edition of the book — ‘Be...

Business was the subject for Victor Scott Primary School students taking part in an XL pilot programme designed to inspire the nine and ten year olds to pursue opportunities that occur in the future — a programme which next year will be made availabl...