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A pressure group is calling for religion to be banned from public school assemblies, claiming it is a coercive form of oppression that breaches the rights of children. Social Justice Bermuda also argued that students who exercise their right to opt o...

An art gallery’s drive to encourage more people to pick up a paint brush by handing out free art supplies to children has proved a hit. The Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art organised the “Arts for All” event at its gallery in the Botanical Gardens ...

The East End public have been urged to attend public meetings to discuss proposed changes to the primary school system. The Government said it wanted to canvas views in St George’s tomorrow and Thursday on controversial plans to reduce the number of ...

Extra private bus routes for schools were added on Monday to bail out the public bus system, the Bermuda Minibus Association said yesterday. Russ Ford, the spokesman for the association, said the group was contacted an hour before the end of school o...

Massive changes to the primary school system are needed to ensure pupils can reach their potential, the Commissioner of Education said last night. Kalmar Richards added that the numbers did not add up on educational achievement. Ms Richards said: “Wh...

College and university students can apply for summer employment from today. The Department of Workforce Development said applicants for the 2021 summer employment programme must hold Bermudian status and be enrolled full time at an accredited college...

A series of virtual meetings to discuss proposals to slash the number of public primary schools is to start next week. An education ministry spokeswoman said it was hoped a “broad cross section of Bermuda’s public” would join the meetings to discuss ...

Family history will be at the heart of an educational programme and exhibition organised by the National Museum of Bermuda. Tracing Our Roots / Routes will include online presentations, workshops and other resources to promote research. Lisa Howi...

Students planning to enter higher education are being urged to apply for a slew of Government scholarships. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, said yesterday that a marketing campaign promoting the awards will soon be launched. A total of nine sc...

Controversial proposals to shut down almost half the island’s primary schools will not go ahead until a public consultation process is complete, Government has said. But Diallo Rabain, the education minister, warned that opponents of the revamp will ...