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A government awards scheme for high-flying students has gone to an architect training for a career in public service. Danielle Foote, who is enrolled on a bachelor’s degree programme in architecture at the Savannah College of Art and Design, is the ...

Two Bermudian students have been awarded a combined $55,000 in educational funds as part of Butterfield Bank’s annual scholarship programme. Tahj Cox received the Sir Harry D Butterfield Undergraduate Scholarship in honour of the bank’s late chairma...

Young video game designers will have the chance to attend a “boot camp” to enhance their skills. The event on August 27 is being organised by Bermuda Island Games and educational organisation dCyfa. BIG previously hosted a video game design challenge...

A high-profile children’s charity now celebrating ten years in action is rallying the community to help prepare youngsters for the return to school. Generous sponsors and ordinary members of the public have begun pitching in for Gina Spence Producti...

Parents of public school students will soon be contacted about a plan to offer them funds to help with back-to-school expenses. The proposal was originally announced last month by David Burt, the Premier, with parents or guardians to receive $150 per...

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute’s Kids Hour Saturday is set to return with a session on moray eels. This month’s event, to be held between 11am and 2pm on August 20, will include a screening of a short film, Moray Eels are Straight out o...

Seventy per cent of young Bermudians who have completed Endeavour’s maritime career springboard programme have found jobs in the maritime industry, a recent report revealed. Endeavour partners with the Bermuda College every year to offer this seven-w...

The Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, Ernest Peets, recently visited Smith’s Island, in St George’s, where archaeologists have been uncovering remnants of the possible first capital of Bermuda. Michael Jarvis and his team of students from the Un...

A 97-year-old woman who taught for almost 40 years will become one of the first Bermudians to receive an honorary doctorate of education from a Seventh-day Adventist university. Edith van Lowe, who spent most of her career teaching at the Bermuda Ins...

Almost 40 Bermudian students from a wide range of academic disciplines found employment with the Bermuda Hospitals Board for its summer student programme. Programme manager Asia Ming-Raynor said that 38 interns studying at 29 different institutions ...