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Bermuda College will go balloon-free in the name of the environment at its commencement ceremony today. Balloons have been an integral part of the college’s decorations and have been popular gifts at graduation ceremonies for years. But the college s...

A recommendation on a new communications consultant for Bermuda’s public schools will be made next month, the education minister said yesterday. Diallo Rabain said that the Department of Education had received several applications after the post was...

Students from Ms. Wales’ P4 class at Heron Bay Primary School recently visited the Bermuda Monetary Authority for a lesson in Bermuda’s currency and tour of the Authority’s Museum of Notes and Coins. The presentation and tour were conducted by Ms. Te...

More than 200 youngsters are setting up lemonade stands across the island this week to put some flavour into business education in schools. The middle school pupils will make and sell their recipes and went head to head in a taste test yesterday at t...

The head of Saltus Grammar School attended a prestigious international conference about the future of education. Deryn Lavell spent several days with heads of leading schools from around the world at the G30 conference. The G30 held April 29 to May ...

Bermuda’s education commissioner has asked schools to let the business world know how they could boost education. Kalmar Richards, in a contribution to The Royal Gazette’s Bermuda National School Salute, said public schools could not function or meet...

The cancellation of a school’s Primary 1 class could split up brothers and sisters or force parents to move them to other schools to keep children together, a worried parent said yesterday. Teretha Talbot, whose daughter, Brialla, 4, was due to join ...

Yesterday, 8 May, the Minister of Education, The Hon. Diallo Rabain joined the Child Development Programme in presenting two Bermuda College students, Kayla Hollis and Laree Talbot, with a bursary award in the amount of $500 each to support their co...

Teachers not informed of a possible class cut at their school were disrespected, the shadow education minister said yesterday. Cole Simons said that parents had not been provided with adequate information about public school enrolment problems. Mr ...

The future of a primary one class is under threat after only four pupils were enrolled for the next academic year. Parents were told in a letter that the class at Elliot Primary School could be axed. The undated letter from Valerie Robinson-James, th...