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For the first time in its 128-year-old history, Bermuda High School for Girls has appointed a woman of colour to be its next Head of School. Carol Swainson, an American whose grandfather and uncle were from St George’s, will be tasked with leading t...

A push to increase college enrolment has seen more than 20 high school students complete a leader workshop aimed at encouraging other youngsters to go into higher education. The Lead College Preparation Campaigns saw Mirrors kick off the second cohor...

A Berkeley Institute student has been awarded a bursary for a two-year International Baccalaureate programme in India. Chloe Morton will study at the United World Colleges Mahindra College, charity UWC Bermuda National Committee announced. Ms Morto...

School pupils are getting broader access to technical education through a partnership between Hamilton Rotary Club and former students of the Bermuda Technical Institute. An adopt-a-school programme is starting with Paget Primary School to boost hand...

More than two dozen high school students have successfully completed the new PeerForward Programme, launched by Mirrors to prepare themselves and their peers for higher education. Twenty eight S3 and S4 students from CedarBridge Academy and the Berke...

Youngsters with a taste for adventure will set sail today to learn about the life and impact of the enslaved Bermudian woman Mary Prince. In the Wake of Mary Prince, a programme held between the Bermuda Sloop Foundation and the Duke of Edinburgh Awar...

Schools will have greater autonomy once an overhaul of the education is implemented, it has been claimed. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said an independent education authority will work “at arm’s length from Government” in supporting how ...

Bermudian education researcher Katie Davis has endorsed legislation before the Untied States Congress that would protect social media consumers from unknowingly handing over their personal data. Dr Davis, an associate professor at the University of ...

Three young men were honoured for rediscovering their passion for learning after graduating yesterday from a school named for success. Shaz Gibson, 17, Jahquandae Armstrong, 17, and Zafiyah Walters, 18, accepted their high-school diplomas from Succes...

Five students have won prizes after penning portraits of the most important men in their lives — their fathers. The Father of the Year Award, which was organised by the Ministry of Education and open to P6 and M1 public school pupils, asked contribut...