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The Berkeley Institute’s Class of 2018 graduated yesterday. A big crowd at Heritage Worship Centre saw 131 pupils celebrate the end of high school. Fifty-two of them will continue their education in the United States, Britain or Canada, 41 will atten...

A St David’s Preschool educator has won the New Teacher of the Year award. Karene Smith said: “At first I could not believe that I had won, but I am excited as it’s a new chapter in my career. It’s very rewarding to receive this award.” Ms Smith fou...

A fresh-faced Jon Beard landed in Bermuda aged just 24 to take up a job as head of PE at Saltus Grammar School. He never imagined he would still be at the same school 40 years later. Mr Beard said: “While in school, I didn’t even think about teaching...

The president of the Bermuda Union of Teachers conceded his union was to blame for a lack of meetings with the Ministry of Education. Shannon James said yesterday that the BUT had met with Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Develo...

Pupils from a convent school are helping Bermuda’s struggling toad population. Grade 3 pupils at Mount St Agnes Academy jumped into action after Bermuda Zoological Society educator Jamie Bacon visited them to explain how polluted pond conditions acro...

The headmaster of an English boarding school for boys is to host a drinks reception at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club for the parents of prospective pupils next month. Families are also invited to meet Sherborne School’s director of admissions to learn...

People are being invited to sign up as patrons for the Impact Mentoring Academy. The school needs cash to help keep tuition as low as possible for parents, and grow and develop programmes including its science department. It operates at the Berkeley ...

Warwick Academy was the winner of the Pembroke Rotary IT Quiz. Students were tested on 20 questions by a panel of judges in the event at Mount Saint Agnes on Thursday. Warwick’s team of Nathan Cabral, Kieron Rushe and Denton Trott took first place. C...

Bermudian Jay Butler won a top prize from the American Society of International Law. Mr Butler, a professor with William and Mary Law School in Virginia, was awarded the Francis Lieber Prize for the most outstanding article published in 2017 in the f...

Twelve girls from public schools were given coding skills on a camp funded by a local insurance company. ConnecTech’s first Django Girls coding camp took place during the Easter break as part of a plan to ensure girls get a fair chance of future oppo...