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The mystery closure of education ministry headquarters could be because it was “a toxic environment”. Susan Jackson, the Shadow Minister of Health, was speaking after it was announced that the education offices in St David’s would be closed immediate...

Uncertainty over the appointment of public school principals will hurt pupils, the shadow education minister warned yesterday. Cole Simons said: “We cannot have our children suffering in September. “We can’t start off a new school year — and everyth...

Classes offered by the Community Education Development Programme are to be shelved at the end of this month, according to Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development. The move came after Mr Rabain informed the House of Assembly...

A club devoted to a complicated card game is to expand after a successful run in four schools. Organisers said bridge, a game of sets and strategy, teaches critical thinking and interpersonal skills. Now the Bermuda Bridge Club is to contact other sc...

All of the island’s public schools will be safe for staff and students before the start of the school year, according to Government. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, Minister of Public Works, said there is work still to be done, but he was confident i...

Members of one of Bermuda’s largest unions will today pause to remember the legacy one of their founding members, Adele Tucker. Today marks the anniversary of her birth. Bermuda Union of Teachers president Shannon James said: “We should never forget ...

A new home for a school for children with learning problems will be a “game-changer” for Bermuda, the parent of one pupil said. Tina Sjoberg said that statistics showed high levels of dyslexia and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in Bermuda....

The first round of summer interns for the Department of Workforce Development closed their work programme with a special breakfast with Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development. The programme, aimed at linking students with ...

Pupils taking part in this year’s Ascendant Group summer camp got to showcase their projects for education minister Diallo Rabain last week. A spokeswoman said the pupils, who explored topics related to science, technology, engineering and mathematic...

A young graphic designer has won a $5,000 bursary from the Bermuda Society of Arts. Cree Lottimore, 21, will use the cash to help pay for her third year at the York/Sheridan design programme in Toronto, Canada. Ms Lottimore, from Hamilton, said she ...