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The public have voted the Lazarus Snail Bench as the winner of the Benched 2.0 design-build competition. Students Jean-Pierre Lucas and Nafiayah Rayner claimed the $500 top award after teaming up with Vanessa Daniel, of Geoff Parker Architect, to des...

From the strands of her hair to the shoes on her feet, Shantia Seymour thrives on unconventional choices. The 22-year-old student and blogger has just completed her diploma at the London College of Style after fighting her family for the freedom to s...

Lakeisha Burt got pregnant at 16. She knew exactly what people were thinking: she’d end up in a low-paying job doing nothing with her life. She didn’t let it get to her. The teenager was one of 26 students who received their GED from the Adult Educat...

Students Maya Palacio and Kallan Thomas will receive $3,000 towards further education in their English-related studies after being granted scholarships from the English Speaking Union. Maya, 19, has completed the first year of her bachelor’s degree, ...

Tiara Webb, the daughter of former Government minister Renee Webb, has been elected to join the Phi Beta Kappa honour society upon her graduation. Ms Webb, 21, graduated magna cum laude with a degree in journalism and media production from the Edward...

Kerri Seymour got blank looks when she told her Canadian friends the food tasted “well”. When she “axed” a question they corrected her pronunciation. When she said she was “vaxed” they were at a complete loss. “I was surprised as I thought I spoke...

Months of hard work paid off when teenager Theo Wolffe took top prize at the Alpha Phi Alpha Beautillion on Sunday. Describing it as one of the best experiences of his life, the 16-year-old told The Royal Gazette: “It feels amazing to have won this y...

A science educator is this year following through on his dream of bringing do-it-yourself microtechnology to the children of his old neighbourhood. “Bermuda is finally catching on,” said Darren Burchall, an information technology teacher based in Bra...

In a “disturbing” trend, rising numbers of young students from needy homes are coming to the classroom with their lunchboxes empty. Children at ten schools already get help with breafast each morning, courtesy of the Coalition for the Protection of C...

Any discussion about the problems in American education — and what is to blame for these problems — will likely include one or all of the usual suspects: inadequate and unequal funding, a lack of resources, underpaid and overworked teachers, over-tes...

Basketball pro Mykal Glasgow is to take his sporting talents abroad this autumn, having committed to play for Thomas College in Maine. The sports prodigy, an honours student at the Berkeley Institute, plans to study accounting. Three times a member o...

Students at Somersfield Academy have been tinkering with robots, raising awareness about charities and advocating for good habits as part of a community project to encourage young people to care. Service and action are key components of the school’s ...