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Race relations experts from Oxford University are to visit Bermuda College for a special symposium. The event, Race and Resistance: Understanding Bermuda Today, will examine how modern Bermuda was shaped by its grim history of slavery and segregation...

Saltus students are set to travel to Canada to view different universities as part of a fact-finding tour to help them make informed decisions about their future education. Tanja Walker, the school’s University Support and Guidance liaison and teach...

Public schoolteachers were left in the dark about changes to the way pupils’ performance will be graded, a union leader said yesterday. Mike Charles, general secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, said that immediate training was needed to bring...

Pupils from two primary schools took part in out-of-class expeditions for the first time this week thanks to a charity. Students from the P5 classes at Somerset Primary and Heron Bay Primary took part in the Horizons programme run by the Bermuda Edu...

A guidance programme at a West End primary school could benefit other pupils at other institutions, the head teacher said yesterday. O’Brien Osborne, principal at Somerset Primary, said the school’s Checkmate programme, encouraged closer bonds and m...

Saltus is opening its doors to prospective students later this month to let them have a look at what is on offer at the school. On October 11, from 4pm to 6pm, the school is inviting parents and Year 11 students who are interested in the Saltus Gradu...

An MSA Tradition: Gr12 students received their class rings being blessed by Bishop Wes Spiewak MSA’s annual Ring Mass is the first official ceremony of our grade 12 students’ Senior Year. Class rings are blessed as part of the Mass and afterward, fam...

Warwick Academy has officially opened its new playground. A spokeswoman for the school said: “Last year we embarked on an ambitious project to replace our ageing playground with something bigger and most importantly something which offered a range of...

Wi-fi in Bermuda’s public primary schools does not cover classrooms, the Department of Education has said. A spokeswoman confirmed that the wi-fi covered “only portions of each school” — the libraries, gyms and computer labs. She added that wi-fi ...

Bermuda’s mathematics teachers are up to the job, according to a professional council. Rebeka Sousa, president of the Bermuda Council of Teachers of Mathematics, said that teachers in the public and private sectors had the necessary ability and skil...