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Warwick Academy was the winner of the Pembroke Rotary IT Quiz. Students were tested on 20 questions by a panel of judges in the event at Mount Saint Agnes on Thursday. Warwick’s team of Nathan Cabral, Kieron Rushe and Denton Trott took first place. C...

Students are reminded that the deadline for a scholarship designed to attract more Bermudians into the insurance industry is Monday The scholarship is managed by Hamilton Group’s community giving committee and amounts to $25,000 a year for the last t...

Sacked education commissioner Freddie Evans said he is “content” with a settlement agreement over his dismissal. Dr Evans told The Royal Gazette yesterday: “There is an adage that said, ‘a good settlement leaves both sides wanting’. He added: “Despit...

The deadline for applications for a scholarship to a top Scottish university is the end of this month. The scholarship at St Andrews University is valued at up to £35,000 annually for four years and will cover tuition, accommodation, food, return air...

Blame for the botched sacking of Commissioner of Education Freddie Evans lies at the door of the Minister of Education, Cole Simons said yesterday. Mr Simons, the One Bermuda Alliance spokesman for education said Diallo Rabain, the minister, should “...

A settlement between sacked education commissioner Freddie Evans, the Governor and the Government has still to be signed off. It was revealed on Thursday that the parties had agreed to settle for an undisclosed sum over Dr Evans’s dismissal. Gregory...

Sacked education commissioner Freddie Evans has won a substantial payout after he launched legal action against the Governor and the Government over his dismissal. Dr Evans, who was fired from his post by John Rankin in October last year, settled for...

A new $11 million-plus technology centre is to open at Bermuda High School within the next two years, it was revealed last night. The school said its new Innovation Centre would prepare its pupils for careers in science, technology, art and design, a...

An abuse prevention class for children designed to change Bermuda’s culture has taken off in local schools. The “Speak Up Be Safe” programme has been backed by parents and has also resulted in youngsters speaking up, according to Rachel Dill, the lea...

A week celebrating young children and early learning, courtesy of the Bermuda Association for the Education of Young Children, kicks off on Monday. Teachers, caregivers, parents and guardians of preschool, primary, government and private schools are ...