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The Minister of Education will be able to choose the deputy chairman of the Board of Education following the passing of a new law in the Senate yesterday. The Education Amendment (No. 2) Act 2021, read by Owen Darrell, a government senator, was a...

The Government has still to decide which primary schools to close as part of its education shake up, the Minister of Education has said. Diallo Rabain was participating in a Zoom meeting on Monday about government’s plans for primary schools along wi...

An academic mentoring charity has hired veteran educator Timothy Jackson as its executive director. Dr Jackson, chairman of the Board of Education and instructional leader, will assume his role with the Impact Mentoring Academy (IMA) in September fo...

Government has delayed a decision on the fate of Bermuda’s primary schools by a month. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, had said the decision, which could include the permanent closure of up to eight primary schools, will now be announced at...

The “curriculum of the future” will be delivered through fun and competitive challenges as part of an upcoming summer camp. The STEM Summer Camp, co-created by tutoring resource Pangaea Educational Services and mentoring charity Impact Mentoring Acad...

Two teachers have shared how the government’s mentor-based training programme has helped them to become better educators. J’ree Cann, P2 teacher at Paget Primary School, and Oneka Smith, maths teacher at The Berkeley Institute, have just graduated f...

A proposed change in the law allowing the Minister of Education to hand pick the deputy chairman of the Board of Education represents a “concentration of power” the One Bermuda Alliance claims. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, tabled the Educ...

Government avoids being held accountable for school performance if it continues to keep academic grades “top secret”, a former top civil servant told education reformers this week. Mansfield Brock, CBE, a former Permanent Secretary of Education and ...

A raft of government summer programmes have been put in place to help students make up for lost school hours owing to classroom disruption caused by Covid-19. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, outlined the opportunities during Friday’s House...

Young ocean lovers can take part in a “fun and engaging” programmes at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute at the weekend. The children’ Hour series, aimed at children aged from 5 to 12, will be held on Saturdays and feature a short film and...