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Academic excellence is the passport to “the journey to a brighter future”, a school prize-giving assembly heard last night. The theme of the assembly was highlighted at the Berkeley Institute in Pembroke as the achievements of 148 pupils were marked....

A girls’ leadership expert, educator and bestselling author from the United States has delivered workshops to staff, students and parents at Bermuda High School. Rachel Simmons is the author of Enough As She Is: How to Help Girls Move Beyond Impossib...

Warwick Academy students showed their school spirit for Giving Tuesday yesterday, starting with students dressing in blue, the school colour. Jane Vickers, the school’s director of development, said the school’s annual giving day had taken a new twis...

Bermudians holding the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants designation can now be recognised professionally in Bermuda, in a field where only members of the Chartered Professional Accountants of Bermuda had been previously accorded recogni...

The education minister warned tonight that there would have to be “an uncomfortable and necesssary conversation” about the “repurposing and realigning” of the island’s primary school system. Diallo Rabain said that talks would have to be held alongsi...

A new headteacher has been announced for St Johnsbury Academy, an independent boarding school in northern Vermont popular with Bermudian students. Sharon Howell, whose last post was principal at Indian Springs School in Birmingham, Alabama, will succ...

Somersfield Academy students heard of the potential in technology and artificial intelligence this morning from Tom Ilube, a British entrepreneur and advocate for technical education. Mr Ilube spoke to P5 to DP1 students at the Devonshire school, fol...

Warwick Academy has adopted a new strategic plan to coincide with its first full accreditation as a school. Dave Horan, the principal, said the school’s blueprint was the outcome of 18 months of brainstorming with teachers, parents, alumni and studen...

A game-changing course based on Singapore methods has been delivered to maths teachers at public and private schools. Training, from the international firm Maths No Problem, was provided to Warwick Academy teachers, as well as public primary and midd...

Students studying subjects ranging from medicine to law and criminology have won $25,000 scholarships. Zoe Exon, Sydney Rego, Casey Schuler, Chrysda Smith and Shayla Smith won Nicholl Scholarships, named after Albert Nicholl, a philanthropist who lef...