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Crystal Caesar’s description of choosing political objectives over expert advice in education policy can be applied to health reform as well

An unusually high proportion of students are in private education or go to university abroad. David Annan looks at the reasons why and if it can be changed

Kevin Maybury questions whether Diallo Rabain’s return to the education ministry will turn out well

Before legislation comes before Parliament, Bermudians deserve answers to some fundamental questions, writes Ben Smith

David Burt’s moves may have been about setting a legacy, but others will see more Machiavellian impulses at work

A department that has moved among ministers over the past three years returns to its predecessor

Beverley Connell traces three decades of failed education reform – when Bermuda has had the answers at its fingertips

A purchase of industry-standard tools, equipment and training platforms reflects the workforce requirements of today

Becky Ausenda, of the Bermuda Education Network, says power must not be centralised, government insists it will not be

Becky Ausenda yearns for politics to be taken out of the equation so that confidence may be restored among teachers, principals and parents

Whoever the Minister of Education is, the real need is to be honest about its condition and to deliver meaningful solutions

Crystal Caesar and Diallo Rabain have both grappled with a challenging ministry