Parents are pulling their children out of Whitney Institute Middle School amid fears that the unsafe school will not reopen in September.
The Royal Gazette understands that the parents of as many as 2...
Calls by UK MPs for freedom of information legislation to be introduced in all the British Overseas Territories should spur Bermuda into action, according to former Premier Alex Scott.
A newly publish...
Calls by UK MPs for freedom of information legislation to be introduced in all the British Overseas Territories should spur Bermuda into action, according to former Premier Alex Scott.
A newly publish...
Taxpayers have forked out more than $11,000 on US education expert Henry Johnson's trips home in the past eight months.
The $250,000-a-year consultant — brought to Bermuda last August to transform pub...
Former Attorney General Larry Mussenden has stepped down as chairman of Bermuda College after 19 months in the post.
The Ministry of Education said it had accepted his resignation due to increased pri...
Worried parents at a school which faces losing its governing body claim education chiefs are failing to communicate with them.
The parent-teacher association at St. George's Preparatory School handed ...
A former chief education officer has called for the Island's new Commissioner of Education to be given proper powers to implement change in public schools.
Joseph Christopher, who was Chief Education ...
Police officers have suffered a three-year "ordeal" over pay which ought to be swiftly resolved, the head of the Bermuda Public Services Union said last night.
BPSU general secretary Ed Ball spoke out...
A parish council has become the first on the Island to donate money to an initiative aimed at saving open spaces for future generations.
Members of Southampton Parish Council yesterday handed over $10...
A defiant William Black last night pledged to continue as a Corporation of Hamilton alderman — despite City Hall claiming he had been "removed" from office.
The ever-decreasing Corporation issued a pr...
