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Students at Bermuda Institute received a back-to-school surprise yesterday as they were treated to a visit from a well-known concert pianist. Michelle Cann, 28, held a masterclass for grades four through six, performed various classical pieces from ...

Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, has hinted that Gilbert Institute would be spared closure as his ministry invests in a new playground at the school. Gilbert, the island’s only primary level school for the deaf and hard of hearing, was one of ...

Three former Saltus Grammar School students have received scholarships and bursaries from law firm Cox Hallett Wilkinson Limited. Rachel Tucker, 24, Taylor Braithwaite, 24, and Ciara Burrows, 20, were selected as the 2016 recipients from a “large po...

Saltus Grammar School has become Bermuda’s first youth team to attend a bridge world championship. Michael Viotti, a physics teacher at Saltus, led a team of four students to the World Bridge Federation’s Youth Team Championships in Salsomaggiore Ter...

Bermuda’s schoolchildren are being inspired to become submarine explorers as part of an interactive educational programme on the heels of the XL Catlin Deep Ocean Survey. The Ministry of Education is on board to integrate the Stem — science, technolo...

Graduating students at Saltus Grammar School scored well above the global average in their summer Advanced Placement exams. Two students got perfect marks in eight exams. Liam Peniston, is heading for Prince William’s old university, St Andrew’s in S...

The Institute of Bermuda Architects has awarded Kevin Simmons with the Stanley G Kennedy scholarship for being an “outstanding student”. The education committee was impressed with Mr Simmons’ design portfolio, excellent grades and overall commitment ...

Saltus Grammar School head boy Cathal Rynne has been awarded the McGill Bermuda Scholarship 2016. Mr Rynne, who was also house captain, will start studying mechanical engineering at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, in September. The 18-year-ol...

Major maintenance works are under way to deal with neglected preschool and primary school infrastructure in preparation for the start of the academic year next month. Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, and Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public...

Knowledge Quest, the scholarship charity now in its 15th year, fêted donors, graduates and scholarship winners, as its semi-annual party heard that $4.2 million had been committed to education. The group specialises in “last resort scholarships for B...