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Sailing charity Endeavour has joined forces with Bermuda College to attract young people into careers at sea. A seven-week training programme has been launched by the Professional and Career Education division of the college. The Endeavour maritime ...

A replica of the Bermuda Sloop Foundation’s Spirit of Bermuda has dropped anchor at the offices of one of the charity’s top supporters. The Argus Group, which has also donated office space to the youth development group, was presented with a cedar mo...

A scholarship provider has given out a record number of awards in the face of financial hardship brought about by Covid-19. Knowledge Quest said it decided to increase the number of scholarships and bursaries this academic year as many students were...

Teachers went back to school as part of a two-day professional development workshop designed to boost skills. The teaching staff alternated between the front of class and playing pupils in an exercise designed to improve instructional methods. The wo...

Saltus Grammar School is hosting a student-led assembly next week featuring discussions on Black History Month. Middle and senior level students in the school’s Diversity and Inclusion group will speak on the significance of Black History Month whil...

The opposition One Bermuda Alliance Party has questioned Government plans to shut down almost half of the island’s 18 primary schools. And Shadow Education Minister Susan Jackson also called for more detail on the training that teachers will be given...

Young people across Bermuda have received practical training in the skills to make the grade in the Duke of Edinburgh Awards. The classes were given to participants in the open awards, which are for young people who do not get access to the programme...

Three people were inducted into the Company of Honorary Fellows of Bermuda College last night. Craig Bridgewater, Janet Ferguson and the family of the late Eva Hodgson, received distinctive stoles – or sashes – and certificates in live-streamed cerem...

Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, has rejected calls to abolish “coerced” collective worship in schools. Mr Rabain said he supported legislation which dictates that schools “shall begin with collective worship on the part of all pupils in at...

Student numbers at The Bermuda College have more than doubled in the last five years according to the Ministry of Education. And, the ministry said, the numbers are up in part because of wider access to Government funding in the form of scholarshi...