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Sacked education commissioner Freddie Evans has won a substantial payout after he launched legal action against the Governor and the Government over his dismissal. Dr Evans, who was fired from his post by John Rankin in October last year, settled for...

Bermuda’s contract with an American-based organisation designed to fight gang violence has been axed, it was revealed yesterday. Allesandro Nardi, of the National Network for Safe Communities at New York’s John Jay College of Criminal Justice, confir...

A new $11 million-plus technology centre is to open at Bermuda High School within the next two years, it was revealed last night. The school said its new Innovation Centre would prepare its pupils for careers in science, technology, art and design, a...

An abuse prevention class for children designed to change Bermuda’s culture has taken off in local schools. The “Speak Up Be Safe” programme has been backed by parents and has also resulted in youngsters speaking up, according to Rachel Dill, the lea...

A week celebrating young children and early learning, courtesy of the Bermuda Association for the Education of Young Children, kicks off on Monday. Teachers, caregivers, parents and guardians of preschool, primary, government and private schools are ...

Bermudian Jay Butler won a top prize from the American Society of International Law. Mr Butler, a professor with William and Mary Law School in Virginia, was awarded the Francis Lieber Prize for the most outstanding article published in 2017 in the f...

Twelve girls from public schools were given coding skills on a camp funded by a local insurance company. ConnecTech’s first Django Girls coding camp took place during the Easter break as part of a plan to ensure girls get a fair chance of future oppo...

A writing partnership between Bermuda College students and prisoners at Westgate yesterday unveiled its work. Shawnette Somner, an education officer at the prison was stunned at the display at the college’s library. Ms Somner said: “I’m speechless — ...

The most important lesson artist Otto Trott learnt at the Berkeley Institute was that he could be anything he wanted to be. Now Mr Trott, who will showcase his work as part of the school’s 120th anniversary celebration art show, wants his artwork to...

A former CedarBridge Academy teacher who lost a “bitterly fought” Court of Appeal challenge against the education ministry over a workplace medical complaint admitted yesterday that she did not do enough to prove her case. Karen Clemons said: “I did...