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A celebration of 130 years of Saltus Grammar School will be held tomorrow night. The event will also be used to honour Jon Beard, the deputy head teacher, who this month marked 40 years at the Pembroke school. Mr Beard charted the school’s evolution ...

Angry parents have gone public with criticism over management of an island primary school for the second time. A statement issued yesterday by an anonymous group of parents from Elliot Primary School said there had been a decline in “school spirit, a...

An abuse prevention class for children designed to change Bermuda’s culture has taken off in local schools. The “Speak Up Be Safe” programme has been backed by parents and has also resulted in youngsters speaking up, according to Rachel Dill, the lea...

A week celebrating young children and early learning, courtesy of the Bermuda Association for the Education of Young Children, kicks off on Monday. Teachers, caregivers, parents and guardians of preschool, primary, government and private schools are ...

A writing partnership between Bermuda College students and prisoners at Westgate yesterday unveiled its work. Shawnette Somner, an education officer at the prison was stunned at the display at the college’s library. Ms Somner said: “I’m speechless — ...

Students from nine public primary schools have learnt the value of hard work as well as computer coding in the first round of classes offered at the ConnecTech IT school. Company head Coral Wells said that students had discovered animation and how to...

A former primary schoolteacher at Saltus school carried out sexual assaults on pupils, it was alleged yesterday. The school has launched an investigation after it was said the unnamed male teacher “touched students in a sexual manner”. A letter from ...

Tina Duke, the principal of Dellwood Middle School, has been placed on administrative leave along with three members of staff. Mike Charles, secretary-general of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, confirmed that the union had been informed that “the prin...

Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, joined young BHS students today for some light reading. Mr Caines’ visit included reading Dr Seuss books with a P3 class, and he was presented with a “thank you” card afterwards. Thanking English teach...

Art puts “a big smile on peoples’ faces”, government reform minister Lovitta Foggo told youngsters and their parents. The Bermuda Society of Arts was decked in the creations from 22 different schools, public and private, for the opening of the 53rd A...