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Former member of the School Reorganisation Committee, Danielle Riviere, has questioned the extent of structural problems across the island’s middle schools after the closure of T.N. Tatem Middle School yesterday owing to mould issues. Ms Riviere, wh...

External exam results for the Bermuda Public School System have highlighted “continuing challenges” in student achievement in mathematics. The Ministry of Education today released the results for the 2015/16 school year in the Cambridge Internationa...

Male teachers at Saltus Grammar School are hoping to start a new fashion trend to help raise awareness of breast cancer. A growing number of teachers has caught on to the tradition, which started about a year ago, of wearing pink shorts on a Friday ...

A virtual course teaching students all about launching their own businesses is coming to the Berkeley Institute, supported by some of the island’s top companies. Berkeley students will learn from senior business heads, honing their work and life skil...

The young music students who have been training with renowned violinist Mark Wood have told how they enjoyed getting thrust out of their comfort zone to perform a rock concert in Bermuda. Students from the Bermuda School of Music and a student from t...

Two of Bermuda College’s students graduating with an Associate of Science (Nursing) degree are ready to prepare for the formal exams that will allow them to become registered nurses. Once graduates pass the National Council Licensure examination (NCL...

Bermudian Jay Butler has joined the faculty at the William and Mary Law School as a law scholar and teacher, saying he was inspired by the institution’s connections to Bermuda. Butler, the son of former Progressive Labour Party MP Dale Butler and pa...

Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, has hinted that Gilbert Institute would be spared closure as his ministry invests in a new playground at the school. Gilbert, the island’s only primary level school for the deaf and hard of hearing, was one of ...

Bermuda’s schoolchildren are being inspired to become submarine explorers as part of an interactive educational programme on the heels of the XL Catlin Deep Ocean Survey. The Ministry of Education is on board to integrate the Stem — science, technolo...

Major maintenance works are under way to deal with neglected preschool and primary school infrastructure in preparation for the start of the academic year next month. Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, and Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public...