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Labour Day belongs to the hard-working men and women of Bermuda. They have worked hard and continue to work hard to build a better life for themselves and their families. On this day, they deserve to relax and to enjoy some hard-earned rest and relax...

The Covid-19 pandemic has really taken its toll on Bermuda’s youth unemployment. If you look at the 2018 workforce development survey, you will find that the unemployment rate for persons under 25 rose to 18 per cent of that population. This is trip...

As parents, grandparents and students, we must work collectively to ensure that we have a positive outcome during these challenging times. We all must make a contribution to ensure that the delivery of education remains as seamless as possible and th...

The Ministry of Education needs to urgently deal with the teaching conditions at Dellwood School, caused by a poorly planned merger with TN Tatem. The teachers at Dellwood School are continuing their work-to-rule and continue to feel stress caused by...

The issue of mould has come to a head at TN Tatem Middle School because it has not been adequately and effectively addressed by the education ministry or public works ministry. We have tests after tests performed by the Government’s health and safety...

If the Minister of Education had listened to and fully engaged with our principals, teachers, parents and the Bermuda Union of Teachers in the first instance, the challenges we are seeing in education could have been avoided. All those stakeholders,...

There is a continuous debate over education — and rightly so, as it is one of the biggest single issues facing Bermuda today. That said, improving our education system should begin and end with the quality of teaching, and consistent and continuing ...

As a former education minister, and the present Shadow Minister of Education and Workforce Development, I thought that I would share with the community some ideas I came across after reading an interesting article on education and independent thinkin...