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Perhaps the most memorable experience of the BHS Spanish immersion trip to Ecuador last month was the social project at the Foundation Ñeque y más ñeque. Located in Quito, Ecuador, the foundation acts as a safe haven for children at risk in El Comité...

Thirty-eight students of the class of 2011 graduated from Bermuda High School at a ceremony on the BHS lawn before a large audience of proud parents, family, teachers and friends, on May 25. Head of School, Mrs Linda Parker, encouraged the new gradua...

Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith stressed the importance of focusing on children’s development as she recognised the Week of the Young Child yesterday. In a ceremony on the steps of the City Hall, Dame Jennifer introduced the theme for the wee...

Scores of teachers have had their jobs axed as the Ministry of Education continues to try to slash millions of dollars from its budget. Emotional scenes took place at primary, middle and senior schools across the Island as principals told their staf...

A group of Bermudian students were given a taste of the insurance industry at Allied World. The Swiss-based insurer hosted Bermuda Foundation for Insurance Studies (BFIS) students for the 2011 Intro-to-Insurance Summer Intern Programme. The six stude...

Mount St Agnes Academy (MSA) is now in the final stages of adopting a new curriculum, according to school principal Susan Moench. She told Hamilton Rotary Club that the widely-accepted Alberta curriculum suited a school where the majority of students...

Kameron and Kioshi Burgess, seventeen-year-old twins who attend the Berkeley Institute, have proved themselves to be two of Bermuda’s most promising young achievers over the past few years Throughout their teenage years they have participated in many...

The founders of the original Boaz Island Nursery School (BINS) are looking to reunite with some of their old students. The idea is to share some of their happy memories from the 1970s and 1980s. A reunion is being organised for later this month by fo...