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This year’s Cambridge Checkpoint examinations are expected to go ahead as scheduled in March and June, the education department confirmed today. The Royal Gazette reported last Wednesday that Bermuda’s schoolchildren would be able to sit most of...

Ideas from the public on the future use of a massive nature reserve have been asked for by the Government. A survey has been set up so the public can give their views and suggestions for facilities at the 38 acre Southlands Park in Warwick. Particip...

Government’s plan to close eight primaries could lead to protests at the House of Assembly, the president of a Parent Teacher Association at an under-threat school warned yesterday. Harry Matthie, head of the PTA at high-performing St George’s Prepa...

Saltus Grammar School has awarded long service awards to 15 of its staff members. The employees, who collectively celebrated 240 years of service, are: Joy Oatley (30 years of service); Mario Foote (30 years); Alexander “Sandy” White (25 years); Mary...

Public school pupils will return to the classroom today after last term ended early because of the coronavirus pandemic. In-class learning resumes today after the new term started on January 5 with remote learning. A Ministry of Education spokespers...

The virtual world forced by the coronavirus pandemic will dominate discussions at a digital conference for young people next month. The theme of the Digital Leadership Conference will be “Thriving in a Virtual World”. The conference, the largest for ...

Private school pupils will go back to their classrooms for the start of the new term, it was announced yesterday. But public schoolchildren will be learning at home from today until at least January 12. Pupils at Mount Saint Agnes Academy were back ...

The Free Democratic Movement may have been out of the spotlight since its election defeat but it is gearing up to address the public early in the new year. This is according to Eugene Dean, a founding member of the island’s third political force who ...

School closures could be avoided if they were allowed to apply for charter school status and get the right to government grants, an education campaigner has said. Becky Ausenda, the executive director of the Bermuda Education Network, an organisatio...

The Minister of Education has defended the move to consider closing high-performing primary schools saying that all of Bermuda’s schools should be performing well. Diallo Rabain was speaking to The Royal Gazette about government’s plans to overhaul t...