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Alisha Gabriel always knew she would one day become a doctor. What she didn’t know was that she would win a prestigious scholarship along the way. The 24-year-old is the Island’s newest Rhodes Scholar, the recipient of a renowned scholarship for peop...

Students are carrying guns into schools, according to a Government survey of the Island’s youth. The National School Survey found 1.4 percent of students had taken a handgun to school in the past year; 2.9 percent said they’d carried a gun in that sa...

Bermuda-born principal Charles Joynes was recently featured in a US newspaper for his efforts to turn around a troubled high school in Tennessee. Mr Joynes has spent the last 20 years working as an educator in the US — the last three as principal of ...

“We speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.” That is the motto of the SPCA. Animals play a very important part in our lives. They give love and companionship to those who open their homes and make them part of their family. Twice during Marc...

Rising young stars on the tennis scene in Bermuda are brother and sister, Daniel and Imani Phillips. Daniel is seven years old and Imani is ten years old and they can often be found practicing at the Temple of Tennis, located at Port Royal tennis cou...

A drop in numbers at Saltus due to people leaving the Island has caused the school to shed five teaching assistants jobs. All are held by Bermudians, whose positions will be cut on August 31. The announcement came as the school reported an anticipate...

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 ...