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A government worker has cooked up a pot luck luncheon that she hopes will raise necessary funds for her to return to school. Christine Jones, 24, said when she was accepted into Shillington College to study media arts she was elated. The receptionist...

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no it’s Elizabeth (Betsy) Mulderig’s latest book ‘Tiny and Sharkman Superheroes’! Her new children’s book, co-written with Debbie Jackson, aims to turn ordinary kids into superheroes through the simple act of reading. Ms J...

Online classes are being taught by chat room as the Bermuda College tries to meet the needs of a web-savvy student population. College President Duranda Greene said students today socialised, communicated and learned in different ways including by p...

Government's Adopt-a-School Programme has raised $70,000 towards the upkeep of the Island's public schools. In the latest donation, the Ministry of Education announced that Somerset Primary School had received $10,000 from the Green Family Scholarshi...

Canadian Lisa Dixon-Wells’ first experience with bullying was as a bystander in high school. She recalls watching as a particularly bright boy was punched, teased and taunted. The memory has stayed with her throughout her life. Today she is an exper...

Appeals will not be heard from the parents of eight students expelled from Saltus Grammar School, according to school trustees head Will Cox. A 14-year-old student was sent to hospital with a fractured rib, minor concussion and bruising, following a ...

A memorial service will be held for former principal of Gilbert Institute Gervase Marson this Saturday. Mr Marson passed away on December 14 at the age of 90. The former principal came to Bermuda from England in 1954 with his wife Elsie, who goes by ...

Whitney Institute Middle School has tied academic performance to a student’s ability to represent the school in athletics. Former principal Freddie Evans started the initiative, No Pass No Play, late last school year. New principal Reeshemah Swan sai...

Parents of expelled Saltus students hope to appeal the school’s decision before board of trustees chairman Will Cox. Eight secondary pupils were expelled after a student ended up in hospital because of “birthday punches” administered on December 16. ...

Saltus headmaster Ted Staunton yesterday defended the school’s decision to expel eight students who were filmed beating up another boy. A 14-year-old student, who is understood to be the son of a Saltus board of trustees member, required treatment fo...

Eight students have been expelled from Saltus Grammar School after a 14-year-old pupil was put in hospital. The student was taken to the emergency room at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after “birthday punches” got out of control. A Police spokesm...