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Privilege, poverty, crime and leadership were among the topics discussed by summer students as part of the inaugural Future Leaders Programme. Students from grade 8 to 12 were given the opportunity to take part in the three-week programme, which invi...

Aspiring young Bermudian entrepreneurs were hosted at the Hub Culture village last week. The BizCamp students were able to experience the invitation-led global collaboration network first-hand. Founder Stan Stalnaker explained how Hub Culture’s four ...

The literacy services of the Reading Clinic, where demand has soared, have been buoyed by a $10,000 donation from Axis Capital Holdings Limited. The grant will support the charity’s services, including assessment and tutoring for children with learni...

School infrastructures have crumbled, ministers have repeatedly been chopped and changed, and students’ ever-evolving technological needs, according to many, have been neglected. The past decade has not been particularly kind to Bermuda’s public edu...

The future of middle schools — introduced two decades ago under the United Bermuda Party — is a topic that continues to divide opinion. The Progressive Labour Party has pledged to phase them out, saying it would introduce signature schools at the sec...

Two “hard-working and serious young women”, Maya Palacio and Caroline Skinner, have been awarded the English Speaking Union scholarships for 2017/18. A global organisation, the ESU is dedicated to helping others to share their views, and the local br...

Warwick Academy students will pack their bags later this year to pursue further studies at some of the most respected universities in the world after the school announced an “outstandingly successful” set of International Baccalaureate results. Pupil...

A Bermuda High School student has become one of the 0.3 per cent of students worldwide to earn top marks in their International Baccalaureate Diploma. Brianna Mendes scored 45 points out of 45 as BHS announced record results for its 2017 IB candidate...

Students at East End Primary School have graduated from the school’s first Braille Club and the student who initiated the programme hopes it will spread to other schools. Big-hearted P6 prefect Ronique Trott came up with the idea to launch the club w...

The Bermudian students knew they would run into different people through the Up With People group. But they didn’t realise that they could come to such an understanding with others despite not fully understanding or agreeing with them. Seven students...