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The principal of a Hamilton private school jumped off sail training ship Spirit of Bermuda into Hamilton Harbour to raise funds for the charity for young people. Susan Moench of Mount St Agnes Academy raised $3,850 towards her pupils’ Spirit of Berm...

The Minister of Education and Workforce Development, the Hon. Diallo Rabain, JP, MP today offered congratulations to the Bermudian students who recently graduated from the New England Institute of Technology (NEIT). The Department provides funds for ...

Bermuda College celebrated the graduation of 142 students yesterday. Hundreds of family and friends cheered as the students collected their qualifications. Zita Pitt, who earned an associate in science (nursing) degree said students had overcome prob...

The headmaster of an English boarding school for boys is to host a drinks reception at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club for the parents of prospective pupils next month. Families are also invited to meet Sherborne School’s director of admissions to learn...

Bermuda’s children are at risk from an “epidemic” of cyberbullying, sexting and online sexual images, experts warned yesterday. Deana Puccio, a New York specialist invited to speak at a conference organised by island online safety group Cyber Tips, s...

The need to tackle gang violence has been highlighted in this year’s National School Salute. Bermuda’s schoolchildren also flagged up abuse, bullying, racism, technology and road deaths among the problems facing the island. Clearwater Middle School p...

People are being invited to sign up as patrons for the Impact Mentoring Academy. The school needs cash to help keep tuition as low as possible for parents, and grow and develop programmes including its science department. It operates at the Berkeley ...

Warwick Academy was the winner of the Pembroke Rotary IT Quiz. Students were tested on 20 questions by a panel of judges in the event at Mount Saint Agnes on Thursday. Warwick’s team of Nathan Cabral, Kieron Rushe and Denton Trott took first place. C...

Students are reminded that the deadline for a scholarship designed to attract more Bermudians into the insurance industry is Monday The scholarship is managed by Hamilton Group’s community giving committee and amounts to $25,000 a year for the last t...

Sacked education commissioner Freddie Evans said he is “content” with a settlement agreement over his dismissal. Dr Evans told The Royal Gazette yesterday: “There is an adage that said, ‘a good settlement leaves both sides wanting’. He added: “Despit...