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A string of public school students aged 5 to 16 have been sponsored by the Government to join others in the Dream Spark summer camp this month. The international programme is offered by the Miami-based entrepreneur Brandon Okpalobi, who launched his ...

Hundreds of children will return to school next month knowing that they are well equipped for the academic year ahead, thanks to the fundraising efforts of an island organisation. The Each One Reach One campaign, run by Gina Spence Productions, has r...

An island hotel has donated bags full of school supplies for a community back to school event. Rosewood Bermuda’s director of operations, Esan Frederick, and executive assistant to the managing director, Paul Hardtman, donated ten backpacks of suppl...

A teenager is preparing to study at the oldest university in the English-speaking world after she secured a place at Oxford. Sophia Banner, a Warwick Academy graduate, will begin her course in archaeology and anthropology in October. She said: “I’m v...

Schools will be given “increased flexibility” to implement their own Covid-19 policies under relaxed guidelines for the coming academic year. The Ministry of Education recently sent out its Living Safely with Covid guidelines and requirements to pub...

Eight “knowledge-packed” weeks of paid summer internships offered by the City of Hamilton will conclude today. The city hired 13 students from a pool of more than 110 applicants. Each intern got linked with a mentor to guide them through duties and l...

Education minister, Diallo Rabain, was relieved that a bridge built of popsicle sticks, glue and string by students could hold his weight when he walked across it. The unusual structure was created by students on the 2022 STEAM Academy programme to e...

The Ministry of Education has praised dozens of students who have been awarded government scholarships for the coming year. In a statement, the ministry announced the names of 68 scholarship winners who won a range of awards worth between $35,000 per...

More than $50,000 of scholarships are waiting to be collected by Spice Valley and TN Tatem Middle School graduates who excelled at the school. The Foundation of Bermuda Studies said that the Quinton Edness and Naquita Dill-Robinson scholarships, whic...

Support for the Government’s public primary school reform plans is “strongly lacking” according to a survey. Rajai Denbrook, a parent of public schoolchildren, launched the survey in June which he says was completed by 385 people and shared with the...