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Solutions to social problems do not have to come from people in leadership positions, a veteran teacher has said. Shawnette Somner, the education officer for the Department of Corrections, said: “Everybody who has a solution does not necessarily have...

Fathers were encouraged to seek leadership roles at an event organised by the Ministry of Education. The Ministry hosted the “Fathers Speak” event to urge fathers to talk about how their involvement can improve their child’s academic experience. Educ...

Progress reports for public primary and middle school pupils due to have been sent out today have been delayed another week. Kalmar Richards, the Commissioner of Education, said in a letter sent to parents that reports could now be expected next Frid...

Young women from public and private schools are to join forces as part of a “ground-breaking” partnership designed to prepare them for the real world. The weeklong summer course at the Bermuda High School is expected to provide 30 pupils with the ski...

A social skills programme is proving successful at Elliot Primary School, according to national security minister Wayne Caines. Fourteen boys have been participating in the Targeted Primary Prevention Programme, which aims to build self confidence, r...

Extra cash from cost savings in the Department of Education have gone to finance special programmes, the Minister of Education said. Diallo Rabain told the House of Assembly that there was no increase in the department’s $114 million budget, but it ...

The Department of Education has asked the Bermuda Union of Teachers to a meeting to tackle fears over a new grading and reports system for pupils. Kalmar Richards, the Commissioner of Education, announced that the meeting would be held today with hel...

Schoolchildren showcased their science skills at a science and technology Olympics at the weekend. Charlene White, a teacher at Mount Saint Agnes Academy, which hosted the event, said the science, technology, engineering, art and maths event was a hu...

Pupils from two primary schools have graduated from the Gang Resistance Education and Training Programme. Port Royal Primary School and Heron Bay Primary School celebrated their graduation with a visit from Cerepha Bridgeman of the Western Community ...

Pupils and teachers were presented with $70,000 worth of classroom supplies, thanks to more donations made by a group set up to bolster public education. Supporting Public Schools delivered the supplies to all 18 public primary schools on Tuesday an...