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Teachers accused of misconduct on the job have been paid to languish for months on leave and “go through stuff emotionally”, only for investigations to reveal no wrongdoing. Education minister Diallo Rabain revealed improvements to administrative lea...

A three-pronged process will be used to develop proposals for Bermuda’s “signature schools”, the Minister of Education said yesterday. Diallo Rabain said that the exercise, expected to last at least 18 months, would involve consultation and creation...

Bermuda’s medical expertise has been boosted, courtesy of nine scholarships. This year’s grants came from the Bermuda Hospitals Board with funding from the Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Trust, with a GlaxoSmithKline scholarship that BHB administers. T...

Education is the key to democracy and economic development, the former head of the global teachers’ body Education International has said. Fred Van Leeuwen, the group’s past general secretary, added education was “an individual and collective right”....

Twelve seniors have completed a writing workshop organised by author Florenz Maxwell. The participants, aged between 60 and 91, have met twice a week for the past five weeks after the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs made a grant to the F...

CedarBridge Academy celebrated the graduation of 104 students yesterday. Almost 40 special awards and scholarships were also handed out during a ceremony at the school’s Ruth Seaton James Auditorium in Devonshire. Storm Gibbons, the head girl, told t...

The Berkeley Institute’s Class of 2018 graduated yesterday. A big crowd at Heritage Worship Centre saw 131 pupils celebrate the end of high school. Fifty-two of them will continue their education in the United States, Britain or Canada, 41 will atten...

A celebration of 130 years of Saltus Grammar School will be held tomorrow night. The event will also be used to honour Jon Beard, the deputy head teacher, who this month marked 40 years at the Pembroke school. Mr Beard charted the school’s evolution ...

Last week, in a room packed with colleagues, former colleagues, family and former students, Mrs. Julie Downey gave thanks to a career that spanned 43 years at BHS. After graduating from the Chelsea College of P.E. in Eastbourne, UK in 1975, Mrs. Down...

A class of graduates celebrated completion of the Parks Department’s Skills Development Programme yesterday. Ten men and a woman took the five-month course, which is aimed at young people interested in horticulture and landscaping as a career. Held ...