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A group of 20 Dellwood students returned to shore yesterday after taking part in the first Spirit of Bermuda student voyage of the school year. Over the course of five days on the iconic vessel, the students helmed, hauled, scrubbed and sailed their ...

Government wants parents to play a greater role in the running of public schools in order to improve student performance. And under draft proposals, Parent Teacher Associations could hold schools to account over performance levels and academic target...

Twenty participants have signed on to get off financial assistance by strengthening their skills through a joint initiative launched in March. The main objective of the joint initiative with the Bermuda Women’s Council and the Department of Human Aff...

Members of the Berkeley Education Society and the graduating Class of 1963 will be out in full force on Sunday for a special service commemorating two anniversaries. A host of members and former school mates will gather at St Paul AME Church to celeb...

The Department of Child and Family Services will host an information session tomorrow in the latest recruitment drive for more foster parents. The Foster Care Section has an active pool of foster families managing 70 children in the programme but mor...

Teaching standards in middle schools have been identified as “the weakness in our system”, Education Minister Nalton Brangman said. However, Sen Brangman pointed out that reforms of the Island’s middle schools are currently underway — and he commend...

Better teaching is needed for the reform of the Island’s middle schools — but Education Minister Nalton Brangman said it was incumbent on his Ministry to provide teachers with professional development. Backtracking from earlier remarks in which he id...

Finance Minister Bob Richards has declined to give evidence to a parliamentary select committee on elections. The bipartisan committee, chaired by Opposition MP Walton Brown, was formed, primarily, to determine what election candidates are required t...

Teaching standards in middle schools have been identified as “the weakness in our system”, Education Minister Nalton Brangman said. However, Sen Brangman pointed out that reforms of the Island’s middle schools are currently underway — and he commende...

Cancer survivors joined relatives and friends to hear the sobering realities of ovarian cancer and the impact of cancer in Bermuda. Organised under the theme ‘Break the Silence’, the new advocacy group for Ovarian Cancer Awareness hosted a luncheon y...