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The Read Write Bermuda Campaign and the Bermuda National Library Summer Reading Programme were today launched by Minister of Community, Culture and Sports, Wayne Scott. The initiative, which promotes reading and writing and celebrates Bermuda’s liter...

He signed up for the 29-year-old programme during a meeting with US Consul General Robert Settje on Thursday. Mr Gibbons said: “The purpose of the agreement is to introduce a programme to the Bermuda public school system that will increase awareness ...

Premier Michael Dunkley has voiced his support and best wishes for three students who will represent Bermuda at a debate tournament in Europe. Mr Dunkley and Minister of Education Grant Gibbons welcomed the youngsters to the Cabinet Office ahead of t...

The Bermuda College is preparing to celebrate 40 years of education this year with a host of activities, starting this summer. The college, the Island’s only postsecondary educational institute, was founded in 1974 when the Bermuda College Act brough...

A team of local musicians, ranging in age from nine to 62, will bring the sounds of Bermuda to New York’s Collective School of Music when they set off for ten days of cultural interchange. “It’s a musical, percussion and cultural exchange programme,”...

Judy Smith. Just the name is enough to put a smile on the face of many of her former students. This year, the teacher known for her big hugs and bright smile celebrates 50 years as an educator. She taught for many years in the mainstream school syste...

This fall, 15 girls in Sierra Leone will have a chance for a better life thanks to a new school that was hatched in Bermuda. The school Hope Academy is the brainchild of Sierra Leone educator Aliea Martha Kamara, whose daughter, Ngadi, lives in Bermu...

Over 20 Bermuda students from the Centre for Talented Youth (CTY) will be attending the John Hopkins University Summer Programme which takes place throughout the US this summer. Between June 29 and July 18, the Bermudians will study a variety of subj...

Creating trash art, learning more about basic survival on a solar-powered paddle board, taking pictures while trying out the board and planting tomatoes and herbs were some of the exciting things Year 7 students from Warwick Academy did when members ...

Youngsters at Victor Scott Primary are making a big difference by finding ways to reduce the amount of trash being thrown out, and switching off lights and air conditioning when rooms are not in use to save electricity. “We’re using 1,000 kilowatts p...

David Wilson, affectionately referred to as the Johnny Barnes of Ord Road, has been garnering lots of attention as the exuberant crossing guard at Paget Primary. The 53-year-old is known for wearing a cowboy hat, carrying balloons and dancing childre...