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Middle school pupils will grow and sell vegetables as part of a new indoor farming project. Sandys Secondary Middle School has introduced an aquaponics programme — a combination of fish and plant production using aquaculture and hydroponics — to its ...

Changes to the social studies curriculum in public schools were designed to make sure it was “grounded in a Bermudian context”, the education minister told the House of Assembly. Diallo Rabain highlighted work to focus on black history in schools. “I...

Students from the Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy have been selected to receive awards for study at Bermuda College. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Sigma Xi Omega Chapter chose Roneeyah Jones, a graduating Berkeley student, for...

A Bermudian addiction counsellor in training has hopes of one day enhancing substance abuse services here. Mychel Jones is being helped on her journey by The Duperreault Fellowship endowment fund. The $64,000 award will fund her bachelor of science ...

The Class of 2020 will leave “into chaos” and will have to work extra hard to succeed in an uncertain world, the Berkeley Institute’s graduation ceremony was warned yesterday. Ryan Robinson Perinchief, a former pupil and the founder of the Future Le...

Graduating students at CedarBridge Academy should avoid making excuses and “dare to lead” as they enter a new normal during the pandemic. This was the charge from Kenneth Caesar, acting principal for the school, during the virtual ceremony for the C...

David Burt is confident that physical distancing will be able to be maintained in schools in the upcoming academic year. The Premier was speaking at yesterday’s Covid-19 press conference at The Berkeley Institute. He said: “We have to be confident ...

A teacher claims that children could be forced to sit in classes in the hallways of at least one primary school if social- distancing is to be maintained in September. The teacher, who did not want to be named, said that logistical challenges would ...

A consignment store has handed out four educational bursaries to celebrate its tenth anniversary. The Orange Bay Company has given four students cash to cover tuition fees after financial aid, as well as up to $10,000 over the academic year to cover ...

Two would-be nurses became the first winners of scholarships set up to honour the memory of an intensive care nurse who died two years ago. The Vickie Smith Nursing Scholarships were awarded to Donnalyn Smith and Milon Outerbridge. Ms Smith, who is ...