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More than 90 Bermuda College students received degrees, diplomas and certificates, as the educational establishment honoured its brightest and best. For the first time since the Covid-19 crisis broke in 2020, 93 recipients gathered under a tent at th...

A UK-based maths programme that was piloted at Harrington Sound Primary School is resulting in significantly improved outcomes by Bermuda’s public school students. The programme was piloted in 2018-19 and fully introduced by the Department of Educat...

Consultation has begun on a national plan that aims to help fill “critical gaps” in services for persons with intellectual disabilities. The plan, spearheaded by Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute, has the support of the health and education ministries....

Youngsters will learn about the history of shipwrecks this Saturday as part of a monthly youth education initiative. The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute will showcase a short film about shipwrecks around the island throughout the afternoon. ...

Bermuda College is to host its Spring Commencement Ceremony on Thursday. During the ceremony, 93 students will receive associate degrees, diplomas or certificates. It will be hosted under the tent on the college’s athletics field and is the first an...

School trips are back – and for one primary school class yesterday it was an opportunity to explore the art and heritage of Africa. A P3 class from West Pembroke Primary paid a visit to the Bermuda National Gallery in Hamilton, where the African Coll...

Phone lines and internet were still out of service at the Bermuda National Library today after an outage last week. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said: “Technicians are currently on site working to resolve the issue. “The problem is an...

Female students across the island will get an introduction to “real-world readiness” through the return of a leadership programme launched in 2019. Bermuda High School and HSBC bank has announced the third annual “She Leads” programme. It is open to ...

Government staff are working to resolve technical problems that have downed phone and e-mail service at the Bermuda National Library. A Ministry of Education spokeswoman said this afternoon: “The problem is anticipated to be rectified as soon as poss...

Bermuda’s restaurants urgently require young new staff as a shortage of servers confronts an industry battered by Covid-19 and anxious to welcome back customers. Karl Massam, head of the restaurants division for the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce, ackno...