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Registration for children due to start preschool and Primary 1 for the next school year has been delayed because of low student enrolment. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said: “This delay comes as a result of the need for the Ministry of...

A church is to run a seminar to highlight a global decline in religious freedom. The Warwick Seventh-day Adventist Church will host the seminar, which is being organised by the Californian-based Church State Council, the education and legal services...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy (MSA) has launched a marketing campaign to help Bermuda residents get acquainted with the ‘MSA of today’. Since introducing the Canadian Alberta Curriculum, the school has transformed its academic syllabus, internal structur...

Public schools got a helping hand when Digicel donated spare furniture. The gift came from the communications store on Church Street, through its partnership with the group Support Public Schools Bermuda, or SPS.bm. Schools representatives came with ...

Bermuda College launched a new society to honour students. Fifteen Bermuda College students who attained grade point averages of 3.5 were inducted into the College’s local chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa National Honour Society. Phi Theta Kappa recogn...

A school janitor who claimed he was infected with mould at Francis Patton Primary School has criticised the pace of the Government’s response. Omar Smith, 51, said blood tests had confirmed he had mould in his bloodstream and that he was prepared to ...

A “damning” report into the condition of the island’s schools highlighted systematic problems that must be addressed, according to the One Bermuda Alliance. Cole Simons, Shadow Minister of Education, thanked the Government for its transparency in rel...

Children’s craft projects ranging from chopping boards to picnic tables went up for auction at the weekend. The Construction Association of Bermuda showcased the work of schoolchildren at the Botanical Gardens last Friday, with silent bids for the cr...

A three-times head boy has his eyes fixed on leading Bermuda in the future. Seon Tatem, 17, who has been head boy at his primary school and middle school, and now at the Berkeley Institute, wants to give back to his country by becoming premier. Seon,...

The Department of Health has created a working group to tackle fears over Bermuda’s lack of immunisation take-up. The working group includes department staff, GPs and members of the public and will concentrate on education. The department said it w...