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Bermudian Melissa Looby, 23, was pregnant, but well on her way to a certificate in law from University of Kent Law School when she suddenly went into labour three months early. Her son Tori Jr (TJ) was born prematurely in Bermuda, and then flown to ...

Shadow Education Minister Grant Gibbons has welcomed an ongoing review of special needs education in the public school system, calling it “necessary and long overdue”. The review began earlier this year following a recommendation in Ombudsman Arlene ...

More than 250 students took part in this year’s Annual College Student Networking Event (CSNE) hosted by Business Bermuda at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess hotel last week. The event, which is in its 13th year, was declared the most successful to dat...

A wholesale review of special needs education in Bermuda is underway after a recommendation by Ombudsman Arlene Brock. In a report recently tabled in Parliament, Ms Brock detailed the results of an investigation prompted by a complaint from a parent ...

A series of workshops aimed at helping people to manifest their dreams kicks off next week. Kinesiologist Anita Parry will be hosting the monthly sessions at the Elbow Beach Wellness Centre (on the site of the old Elbow Beach Staff Club). The first o...

When Judith Welch was pregnant with her first child, Justin, she and her husband James started to look around for nursery schools. What they found was a frustrating lack of standards and amenities in local child care offerings. Out of the search was ...

More Bermudians should be looking at getting a higher education qualification to help boost the economy and fill specialist jobs previously held by guest workers. That is according to Economy Minister Kim Wilson, who was addressing the recipients of ...

A new course at the Bermuda College is aiming to give local professionals renewed focus on financial prudence and accountability in the workplace. The Procurement Course, to be offered beginning in September, will provide professionals in industries...

The other day school counsellor Anthony Peets was at the Victor Scott Primary playground playing with his two young children, when an 11-year-old approached, swearing a blue streak. Mr Peets, 47, took the young boy aside. He said to the boy :“Look, ...

The other day school counsellor Anthony Peets was at the Victor Scott Primary playground playing with his two young children, when an 11-year-old approached, swearing a blue streak. Mr Peets, 47, took the young boy aside. He said to the boy :“Look, ...