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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...

On the back of strong International Baccalaureate (IB) and Business & Technology Education Council (BTEC) results released in July, where the school achieved an outstanding 94% pass rate for the IB Diploma Programme and 100% pass rates for the IB Ind...

Saltus today announced the results of this year’s Advanced Placement (AP) and (I)GCSE examination results. AP is an internationally recognized program offering college-level curricula and examinations to high school students, enabling them to potent...

The winners of the Nicholl Scholarship for the 2018-19 school year have been announced. Matthew Wedlich, Natalie Peckett, and Rachel Daly are all studying medicine in Britain. The $25,000-a-year scholarship will be awarded each year until the studen...

A back-to-school drive was full of smiles on Saturday as families in need collected donations for the new school year. Community activist Gina Spence’s Gina Spence Productions organised the event as part of her Each One Reach One Back To School Drive...

A former high school principal has questioned whether the move to axe middle schools is in the best interests of Bermuda. Phyllis Curtis-Tweed, who was at the Berkeley Institute until last year, said she wondered how the Government’s decision to pha...

A teacher’s job can sometimes feel like a thankless role, a representative of the teachers’ union said yesterday. Shannon James, president of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, said that “sometimes it just doesn’t feel like the community is on your side...

Private minibuses will not be used to transport children to school next term, the Government has confirmed. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Transport and Regulatory Affairs said no extra transport would be hired to supplement the ageing and unreli...

Acting school principals said this week that they were up to the job. Kenneth Caesar, who is in charge at CedarBridge Academy, said there was no difference between a temporary head teacher and a permanent one. Mr Caesar added: “I’m expected to do e...