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Bermuda’s first non-segregated school is celebrating 120 years of education . The Berkeley Institute, the idea of 11 “founding fathers”, opened its doors on September 6, 1897 — and it has stuck to its original plan to provide a first-class educatio...

School principals both public and private have endorsed a “cross-island parent expo” for families and students, to be held on Saturday, October 7. Marking the commencement of another academic year, a statement this afternoon, from Kalmar Richards of ...

Gifted musician Jude Richardson taught himself how to read music and play piano with the help of his mother. Now, after four years of formal training and a host of live performances, the Bermuda College student and aspiring professional pianist has h...

The Caines Brothers and 5 Star Barbershop are again partnering to host their Back 2 School Extravaganza to give students a free haircut before they return to class. According to spokeswoman Deshay Caines, the fifth annual event is set to take place t...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers voted yesterday to abandon a work to rule for the start of the new school term. The breakthrough came after a significant development in negotiations over terms and conditions with the education department. The union sai...

Minister of Education Diallo Rabain yesterday said he hoped that teachers in the public system would be happy with the result of negotiations about working conditions and end a work to rule. The Bermuda Union of Teachers voted to work to rule before ...

Bermuda College today welcomed students for the new school year. Staff and students celebrated the new academic session at the annual Convocation ceremony. College president Duranda Greene said the focus of the new academic year remained “students ...

Dellwood Middle School will remain closed but all other schools will be open when the new term begins on September 11. Education minister Diallo Rabain and Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, Minister of Public Works, provided an update on Bermuda’s scho...

Students at Saltus Grammar School have achieved a 100 per cent pass rate in GCSE and (i) GCSE exams. Of the 61 S11 students who took five or more exams, 100 per cent achieved at least five A* to C (i) GCSE passes and 39 per cent of all exams taken we...

A campaign to provide families with school uniforms urged members of the public yesterday to dig deep and donate as the start of the new school year approaches. Gina Spence’s Back to School drive has been running for 15 years and has helped hundreds ...