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A Saltus Grammar School pupil has had whooping cough diagnosed, the school has confirmed. The Pembroke private school said in a letter sent to parents over the weekend that the incident was an “isolated case”. A school spokeswoman added: “However, ...

Boarding schools are again visiting Bermuda for an international event. The International Schools Fair Bermuda will take place at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club tomorrow and Thursday. Staff from 45 schools in Britain, the United States and Cana...

The Bermuda High School for Girls announced “outstanding” GCSE/IGCSE results for the 2018-19 academic year. The school recorded 43 per cent A* or A results, compared to an average of 20.8 per cent in Britain. A quarter of these grades were A* or the ...

Tech-savvy youths will further develop their computer coding skills during the September Hackathon today. The event, hosted by the technology charity Code441, will give children between the ages of 12 and 17 a chance to develop computer software to a...

All public schoolteachers should be internationally certified as part of a proposed sweeping reform to education, a new report has urged. Inaction to make “radical change” to the education system would be the “most significant missed opportunity” in ...

Staff and students at Saltus have raised more than $10,000 to help the victims of Hurricane Dorian. “It was a fantastic effort from everyone,” said Deputy Head Nicole Chichon. “In Bermuda we understand how devastating hurricanes can be and many of o...

The redesign of Bermuda’s public school system must be led by Bermudians, a veteran teacher said yesterday. Muriel Wade-Smith added that the Government should not have invited overseas organisations to take part in a request for proposals process on...

CedarBridge Academy closed early after a power outage yesterday, Classes at the senior school, in Prospect, were expected to resume today after Belco gave it the all-clear. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said that the school had experie...

Substitute teachers were in place at some public schools for the start of the new academic year because of “staffing challenges”. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said that two art, two music and one physical education teacher positions r...

Staff and students at Saltus this morning paid tribute to two alums who died in the 9/11 attack. Boyd Gatton and Robert Higley, both former Saltus students, died when two hijacked planes hit the World Trade Centre’s twin towers 18 years ago. At the p...

It was still unclear last night if all public schools would be open today as pupils return to the classroom for the new academic year. Questions about the readiness of schools were sent to a Ministry of Education spokeswoman last night. She was ask...

A back-to-school giveaway attracted hundreds of children and their families yesterday. The Caines Brothers organised the Back to School Extravaganza for families in need and handed out school supplies. They also offered free haircuts for schoolchildr...