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Warwick Academy pupils brought smiles to the faces of morning commuters yesterday as they marked Random Acts of Kindness Day. About 30 primary and secondary level pupils took part in the event, also recognised in the US, by making inspirational post...

Covid-19 safety precautions in public schools could be relaxed as early as next week, the Minister of Education said yesterday. Diallo Rabain gave few details of planned changes, but promised he would release more information in the House of Assembly...

A guidance session to help young Bermudians to earn scholarships will be held by the Department of Workforce Development today. A spokesman for the Ministry of Labour said: “For many in our community, college and university educations are vital for s...

An exploration of links between whale communication and the search for alien life aims to intrigue young minds as part of an educational event. The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute said it was to reintroduce its popular Kids’ Hour Saturdays, ...

The education minister today offered an olive branch to teachers who passed a vote of no confidence in him and senior education staff. Diallo Rabain said that he had had no communication from the Bermuda Union of Teachers since the vote, which called...

Diallo Rabain, the Education Minister, is to hold a press conference at 4.15pm to address return to school testing. It comes amid disquiet among parents about testing and mask wearing.

Teachers have passed a motion of no confidence in the Education Minister, Commissioner of Education and the Permanent Secretary of Education

A pressure group opposing certain Covid-19 regulations for children have described a virtual meeting held with health officials yesterday as “completely fruitless”. Us For Them Bermuda representatives were given 20 minutes with Kim Wilson, the Minist...

The importance of Black History Month is to be highlighted as part of an essay-writing competition for schoolchildren organised by a law firm. Conyers has asked middle and senior school pupils in from Grade 8 to 12 to submit essays on the significan...

A private school insisted yesterday that pupils were not asked to write about the benefits of slavery. But Saltus admitted that “the intention of the particular assignment could have been misunderstood”. A statement from the school said: “The assignm...