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The recession has failed to dampen much-needed donations to Prospect Primary’s Braille learning programme. New equipment and new resources have assured the programme will continue, fundraiser Sylvia Munro said, with HSBC Bank and the Bank of Bermuda ...

Young students at Dalton E Tucker Primary were able to meet the educator after whom their school is named at a special service at White Hill Chapel. “It was a treat,” said acting school principal Jay Tucker. “In years to come, the impact of speaking ...

Dolphins taught students a thing or two when a Psychology class from Saltus Grammar School showed up at Dolphin Quest in Dockyard. Secondary Science teacher, Ms Kelly Reeves, took her SGY1 Advanced Placement Psychology students by ferry to Dolphin Qu...

Karolyn Lack has wanted to be a teacher ever since she was five-years-old, when she had a classroom of pretend students in her basement in Canada. Her interest never waned. On completion of her studies she worked for ten years in the Ontario school s...

Operation Smiles is a Bermuda High School (BHS) playgroup every Saturday mornings for children with autism. Since September, a group of 20 to 25 BHS students (Year 7 to International Baccalaureate) have given up three hours of their Saturday morning ...

On Friday, February 24th, 2012 at 1.15pm, everyone was overwhelmed with excitement at Paget Primary School. The students, teachers, and parents were getting ready to go and pick up trash. We picked up trash to perform community service and to “Keep B...

Warwick Academy is “desperately trying to keep our family together” after soaring numbers of parents lost their jobs and are struggling to pay fees. The school is launching a campaign to inject cash into its Emergency Student Rescue Fund, amid fears ...

The band would be the first of its kind for the Island, combining instrument playing and dancing in a way often seen in the United States. Berkeley has partnered with the National Drumline Academy for the band’s creation and members will also have th...

By Raina de Fontes, Primary 4 Port Royal’s History Expo was started by two very important people, Mrs. Holly Richardson and Mrs. Zonique Swainson. Without them our school wouldn’t be much fun. The notable Bermudian that I researched was Marlene Mink...