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Proud parents applauded their sons and daughters at the 2017 graduation ceremony for the Care Learning Centre yesterday. The school, which offers an alternative to traditional education, celebrated nine graduates who achieved college-level scores on ...

The promotion of Freddie Evans to Commissioner of Education won high marks from Mike Charles, general secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers. “He has demonstrated, despite all the negatives, that he can do the job,” Mr Charles told The Royal Gaze...

Progressive Labour Party Whip Lovitta Foggo took aim at the Bermuda Government’s education budget yesterday, branding parts of it “woefully inadequate”. It came as Cole Simons, the freshly appointed minister, told MPs that $126.991 million had been a...

Dear Sir, I feel safe in stating that public school education is high on the list of concerns of the majority of Bermudians. I also feel safe in stating that there is broad agreement that the business of educating the children of Bermuda must be look...

Nurturing mentors coupled with his own hard work and determination have projected Philip Butterfield from his humble origins in the “back of town” to a top seat in Bermuda’s banking industry. The former CEO of HSBC says he owes much of his success t...

An American professor will give a public lecture on efforts made to recognise the sacrifice of Bermudians in the aftermath of the Great War Bruce Elliott, a frequent visitor to the island, will provide a talk entitled “The Place of the First World Wa...

The Bermuda chapter of Altrusa today gifted the Adult Education School with a selection of books. Jennifer Gibson, president of the Altrusa International Club of Bermuda made the presentation on behalf of the charity to Donna Daniels, executive direc...

Lakeisha Burt got pregnant at 16. She knew exactly what people were thinking: she’d end up in a low-paying job doing nothing with her life. She didn’t let it get to her. The teenager was one of 26 students who received their GED from the Adult Educat...

Young Bermudians are being encouraged to follow a career in surveying, with a $10,000 bursary on offer for the 2016-17 academic year. The Government grant is open to citizens aged 40 and under, who are in an undergraduate or master’s degree programme...

A school that provides education for young and mature students has benefited from a $10,000 donation. The Bermuda Rotary Clubs of Pembroke, Hamilton Parish and Sandys came together to provide the Adult Education School (AES) with the funds for secur...

It’s not easy going back to school at 39. But drug addiction counsellor Isis Wellman is determined to do so to combat what she sees as Bermuda’s growing tide of drug addiction. Mrs Wellman works for the Turning Point Substance Abuse Programme. She re...

Six women this week graduated a training programme designed to teach them how to care for the Island’s elderly. Aisha Mussenden, Khalilah Dill, Katrina Dowling, Kishona Zuill, Sharon Stowe and Zita Pitt successfully completed the Modular Education Pr...