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Renamed group will be responsible for creating a national register of tradesmen

A trip to Borneo in August was part of the Bermuda Zoological Society’s aim to “inspire appreciation and care of island environments” in teenagers

The union claims some staff have gone unpaid for months, that there are teacher shortages and that there is still a lack of wi-fi in schools

A coalition of protesters unhappy with aspects of the island’s governance plans to come past the sitting of Parliament on Friday

Minister of Education confirms a failure in communication and collaboration between education stakeholders

Kevin Maybury is mindful of the juggling act Kalmar Richards and Diallo Rabain are playing with education

Letter writer Jamie McCrae, one of the protesters at Kindley Field Road, says a government refusal to listen has meant enough is enough

Protesters claim “it is nearly as bad as it was eight years ago with the OBA”

People send their children to boarding school for many reasons. Schools to Know will showcase 40 US programmes at a fair in Bermuda next month

A roadside demonstration is called accusing the Government of neglecting industries and failing to represent the people

Khalid Wasi says a plea for help should be made to top universities such as Harvard, Yale, Cambridge, Oxford and the universities of Malaysia and Singapore

The first year has seen a series of milestones including raising $2 million in funding