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Warwick Academy marked its first year as a Human Rights Friendly School with a ceremony, plus a video address from the Amnesty International Secretariat in London. The school’s partnership with Amnesty International has prompted Education Minister Na...

Government wants parents to play a greater role in the running of public schools in order to improve student performance. And under draft proposals, Parent Teacher Associations could hold schools to account over performance levels and academic target...

Better teaching is needed for the reform of the Island’s middle schools — but Education Minister Nalton Brangman said it was incumbent on his Ministry to provide teachers with professional development. Backtracking from earlier remarks in which he id...

Head of Bermuda’s Reading Recovery programme and literacy advocate, Darnell Wynn has resigned from the post at the Ministry of Education after 32 years. Her departure leaves the post of Education Officer Reading Recovery Teacher Trainer vacant, amid ...

Outgoing president of the Bermuda Reading Association Darnell Wynn called for parents and teachers to join the fight to improve literacy on the Island She also urged interested teachers to step forward to take on board roles at the group’s annual gen...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy announced yesterday that 97 percent of the 2013 graduating class earned the Alberta High School Diploma. They were MSA’s first class to receive the diploma. The class was also first to complete all of their high school educ...

Good news came to Sandys Secondary Middle School students, in time for the start of school: students took on the IGCSE exams two years early — with 19 passing English, and nine passing maths. For the third consecutive year, the school has successfull...

Excitement was in the air as students across the Island started their first day of school. West Pembroke Primary parent Margo Simmons said the morning was a busy one for her family. “We’re running late,” she explained. Her nine-year-old daughter Tyge...

Despite Government’s vaunted $1.27 million summer refurbishment of the Island’s public schools, the new academic year didn’t start without a hitch. While Acting Minister Leah Scott gave thanks to staff for the 34 schools that were open for the new ye...