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The Government hails its success but also addresses problems encountered by parents during the sign-up process

Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation join forces with Bermuda National Gallery in February programme

A reduction in the National Sports Centre’s operating costs should be a priority so more cash can be funnelled towards helping young people, an Opposition MP has said. Susan Jackson, of the One Bermuda Alliance, said it was “challenging” to watch gov...

A cancer charity has seen its largest number of summer camps eager to learn about protective measures against skin cancer for three years. About 25 camps were recognised on Monday for completing the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s (BCHC) SunSmart ...

As the sun set and the cockroaches swarmed, Eva O’Connor wondered if she had made the right choice. She was spending the night in the middle of a field in Dockyard, having signed up for a two-week camp with Raleigh International called I Am Brave. “W...

Tourists and residents have called for public toilets at three South Shore beaches to be cleaned up. The bathrooms at Jobson’s Cove, Chaplin Bay and Elbow Beach all came in for criticism from beachgoers when The Royal Gazette toured South Shore beach...

Bermuda Skyport today reminds the public of regulations surrounding the perimeter of the LF Wade International Airport. Parking or erecting any structure within three metres of the airport perimeter fencing is strictly prohibited by law. Additional...

Budding cooks were given a taste of the hospitality industry at a camp run by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. Junior Chef Camp, part of the BTA’s Culinary Arts Programme, taught youngsters everything from knife skills and kitchen safety, to making pas...

Champion debaters from overseas are to pass on the secrets of effective speaking to young Bermuda residents this summer. The debate camp was the brainchild of Kenza Wilks, 20, who has used his own debating success to set up a British-based public spe...

Nobody gets much sleep on the first night of Camp Hope. The children giggle, run around in the dark — and complain about bugs. “The girls inevitably start screaming that there are roaches in their tents,” said Dean Furbert. “Sometimes there are, but ...

Twin sisters Tejah and Tangé Bean can attest there’s a lot to do at Word of Life summer camp. From tubing and cliff jumping to canoeing, arts and crafts, swimming, rock climbing and games, there was never a dull moment for the girls at the weeklong p...

Roughly 160 people have been taken on for summer employment through this year’s day camp programme offered by the Bermuda Government. Most will be college and university students whose primary field of study is child care, said Patricia Gordon-Pampli...