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The Board of Education is ready to start advertising for a new Commissioner of Education next month, aiming to have the post filled for the start of the 2016-17 academic year. At present, Freddie Evans is serving as acting commissioner, but the job w...

University graduates who attended Saltus Grammar School are being offered the chance to live and work in China on a one-year internship. Daniel Dorrington and his wife, Rebecca, left Saltus to take up posts with Dulwich International High School in S...

The Ministry of Education has defended its decision not to teach Portuguese more widely in schools, citing a lack of available teachers. Last month, The Royal Gazette spoke with Ocean 89.1FM radio host Christine Francisco, who presents the Portuguese...

Schools Island-wide are using a computer-based programme to build a better picture of their student’s health. The Fitnessgram application has been mandated by the Department of Education for all public schools and private schools have been encourage...

Students at Saltus Grammar School are raising funds for a month-long trip to Nepal where they will help rebuild a school damaged in an earthquake which devastated much of the country. Seven students are taking part in a World Challenge project, durin...

Automotive students’ mechanical ingenuity was given pride of place this weekend as CedarBridge Academy hosted its first pro shop fair. The event, which had been co-ordinated by the school and Noble Auto, showcased a group of pupils’ work on vehicles ...

Staff at AIG Bermuda have been helping schoolchildren to learn to read as part of the company’s efforts to give back to the community. More than 60 children from Elliott Primary School will go through the reading programme before next June, with volu...

Close to 2,000 junior and senior students from public and private schools and Bermuda College are set to learn more about their further education options next week. The Bermuda International College and University Fair is to take place on December 1 ...

Parents have not lost the right to stay informed about changes in their schools, according to education minister Wayne Scott. However, Mr Scott stressed that the ultimate decision lies with the ministry itself, and that consultation was not the same ...

“Dozens” of children have been sent home from school because their parents cannot afford uniforms, according to Sheelagh Cooper of the Coalition for the Protection of Children. “Last week was a tough one for parents of school-aged children,” Ms Coope...