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The Bermuda High School is to introduce a new Early Years Programme to begin in September 2016 for girls aged 4. The programme is to include themes, creativity and play, based on the Early Years International Primary Curriculum. It will follow the sc...

Free resource guides are on offer to the Island’s teachers thanks to the Bermuda National Trust. Twelve guides are accessible through a partnership with the Ministry of Education and Axis Capital Holdings Ltd. The documents include information and ...

The secretary general of the Bermuda Union of Teachers anticipates concerns about school mergers because of the sheer number of children who would be attending. Mike Charles spoke out after it was announced that St John’s Preschool will be amalgamat...

Toddlers at Stepping Stones Nursery and Preschool have been turning trash into art as part of an initiative to improve how the environment is treated in Bermuda. Stepping Stones is aiming to become the first preschool on the Island to earn the inter...

The Board of Governors at CedarBridge Academy is falling short on the school’s educational priorities, according to a group of longstanding staff who approached The Royal Gazette with their concerns. The staff members — including parents and educator...

Families sending their children to boarding schools in Britain are being offered a summer camp to help young students to get acclimatised to boarding life. Educational consultant Jim Hewer, who arrives on the Island next week, is keen to speak with p...

Warwick Academy’s deputy head Dave Horan will take over from Maggie McCorkell in September 2016. The decision was announced by the school’s board of governors today. Mr Horan said he was “honoured, delighted and humbled” to be offered the position. “...

A last-minute rethink has saved temporary public service posts after parents said that their children with special needs would be put at risk by cutbacks to Government-provided therapy services. Parents of students at Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy,...

Students unable to present their bus passes will not be turned away from public transport, Victoria Pearman, the Ombudsman for Bermuda, has clarified. With fares rising at the start of this month, Ms Pearman said she had contacted the ministry to enc...

The Bermuda branch of the English Speaking Union wants local students, ages 11 to 18 to enter the ESU’s international “My Magna Carta” essay competition. The organisation said: “The ‘My Magna Carta’ is an international creative essay competition in c...