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The Education Minister has praised the graduating classes of 2021, congratulating them on letting “nothing get in your way, not even the unpredictability of the times you faced”. In a statement about the graduating classes of the Bermuda Public Schoo...

The Department of Culture is again hosting its Emancipation Youth Creativity Competition as part of this month’s Emancipation observances. And Bermuda’s young people are being encouraged to submit their poems, WhatsApp or YouTube videos, or any other...

A youth organisation helped to empower almost 700 young people last year – bringing the total it has engaged through its programmes to more than 4,400. Endeavour Bermuda released its Impact Report yesterday which showed that 695 young people had bene...

MPs have given the green light to legislation reducing the responsibilities of the Board of Education. The board will no longer be tasked with making a case to the Public Service Commission on appointing principals, or directors of the Department of ...

Government has delayed a decision on the fate of Bermuda’s primary schools by a month. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, had said the decision, which could include the permanent closure of up to eight primary schools, will now be announced at...

The “curriculum of the future” will be delivered through fun and competitive challenges as part of an upcoming summer camp. The STEM Summer Camp, co-created by tutoring resource Pangaea Educational Services and mentoring charity Impact Mentoring Acad...

The “class of resilience” at CedarBridge Academy set out for the next chapter in their lives after an emotional 2021 graduation ceremony at the National Stadium yesterday. Principal Kenneth Caesar told the gathering of parents, faculty and 91 gradua...

Two teachers have shared how the government’s mentor-based training programme has helped them to become better educators. J’ree Cann, P2 teacher at Paget Primary School, and Oneka Smith, maths teacher at The Berkeley Institute, have just graduated f...

The Berkeley Institute’s 139 students of the graduating class of 2021 celebrated their commencement yesterday in the wake of a gruelling and “unprecedented” pandemic year. Keisha Douglas, the school principal, welcomed parents, faculty and students t...

A proposed change in the law allowing the Minister of Education to hand pick the deputy chairman of the Board of Education represents a “concentration of power” the One Bermuda Alliance claims. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, tabled the Educ...