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The Bermuda Zoological Society has selected 2018 recipients of the Steinhoff/BZS scholarship and, for the first time, the Pye Scholarship. Mr. Robert Steinhoff, former BZS president, established the Steinhoff/BZS scholarship in 2009 to provide educ...

Bermuda’s new education tsar must quiz the Government about its plan to axe middle schools, the shadow education minister said today. Cole Simons added just-appointed Kalmar Richards, the new Commissioner of Education, had to “bring some depth” to t...

The Paget Parish Council has announced the recipients of its scholarship and bursary awards for Paget students studying abroad. Scholarships are based on academic excellence and financial need and the Bermudian students must have been residents of...

A plan to axe middle schools in favour of specialist “signature” schools has to be backed with hard facts, a top international academic warned yesterday. Peter Cookson, senior researcher at the Learning Policy Institute, based in Washington DC, said ...

Bermuda’s new education chief must fix the island’s public schools, which are failing young black men, a former acting commissioner said. Lou Matthews said Kalmar Richards faced a variety of problems. He added that the island had to make a “radical ...

The Bermuda High School for Girls today announced its GCSE/IGCSE results for the academic year 2017—18. 87 per cent of all GCSE/IGCSE grades received by BHS students this year were A*-C. Top scorer, Katie Grainge, earned 11A* grades — an outstandi...

Kalmar Richards was named as the Commissioner of Education yesterday. Ms Richards, the former CedarBridge Academy principal, had acted in the role since last December after Freddie Evans was removed from the post two months earlier. Diallo Rabain, th...

David Burt, the Premier, welcomed students at Northlands Primary and the Berkeley Institute on their first day of class. Mr Burt and Kalmar Richards, the Acting Commissioner of Education, met with students at both schools and encouraged them to achie...

Stronger links between Bermuda College and overseas institutions will be a “tremendous opportunity” for island students, a college academic said. Phyllis Curtis-Tweed, the vice-president of academic and student affairs at Bermuda College, added that...

There were smiles, hugs and the occasional frown as children went back to school yesterday. Public schools across the island reopened their doors after the long summer break, with teachers and pupils ready to embrace the new term. The Royal Gazette v...