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A debate on the merits of a technical education in combating social problems has been “amazingly“ well received. A packed audience greeted the forum of Bermuda Technical Institute graduates speaking on the value of practical learning offered by the “...

Environmental health inspectors are carrying out fewer visits to daycare facilities and preschools due to staff shortages, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The officers carry out annual checks to ensure hygienic and safe conditions at each premises befo...

Students at Saltus Grammar School are celebrating a 100 percent success rate in GCSE and IGCSE exams. The outstanding results follow the success of Saltus’ Graduate Year students in the recent Advanced Placement exams, where the students scored well...

Staff and students at Warwick Academy are celebrating a “tremendous” set of summer examination results. Pupils achieved success across the board in International Baccalaureate, BTEC and IGCSE, which was hailed by incoming principal Dave Horan. “We co...

Two of Bermuda College’s students graduating with an Associate of Science (Nursing) degree are ready to prepare for the formal exams that will allow them to become registered nurses. Once graduates pass the National Council Licensure examination (NCL...

Bermudian Jay Butler has joined the faculty at the William and Mary Law School as a law scholar and teacher, saying he was inspired by the institution’s connections to Bermuda. Butler, the son of former Progressive Labour Party MP Dale Butler and pa...

Graduates of the Bermuda Technical Institute, fondly recalled by many as ‘the Tech’, are to hold a forum tomorrow with guest speakers on job-related problems. It comes as alumni, concerned at unemployment and antisocial behaviour, issue a call for po...

Four Sandys students have been awarded a total of $10,000 through the Sandys Parish Council’s Education Bursary Award 2016. Keri Brangman, Khaeljah Burgess, Norianna Gordon and Cyrelah Somner received varying amounts at a special ceremony at Sandys S...

Students at Bermuda Institute received a back-to-school surprise yesterday as they were treated to a visit from a well-known concert pianist. Michelle Cann, 28, held a masterclass for grades four through six, performed various classical pieces from ...

Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, has hinted that Gilbert Institute would be spared closure as his ministry invests in a new playground at the school. Gilbert, the island’s only primary level school for the deaf and hard of hearing, was one of ...