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A three-pronged process will be used to develop proposals for Bermuda’s “signature schools”, the Minister of Education said yesterday. Diallo Rabain said that the exercise, expected to last at least 18 months, would involve consultation and creation...

BF&M Limited (“BF&M”, “the BF&M Group” or “the Company”), along with Bermuda Education Network (BEN) and Purvis Primary held the first edition of the school’s Wellness Day programme last week. The Wellness Day programme was developed in partnership w...

A seven-strong group of Bermudian debaters have jetted to Europe to compete in two prestige international competitions. The Dynamic Debaters will show off their skills in the Czech Republic at the Heart of Europe Debating Tournament in Olomouc and at...

Education is the key to democracy and economic development, the former head of the global teachers’ body Education International has said. Fred Van Leeuwen, the group’s past general secretary, added education was “an individual and collective right”....

Somersfield Academy pupils have raised funds to pay for a high-tech gadget designed to suck up garbage from the sea and help fund an education programme at an environmental charity. Thibaut Stefani, 13, Kieran Kimberley and Liam Greenlaw, both 14, us...

Youngsters are getting hands-on training as mechanics through a unique partnership between a school and an auto engineering workshop. The link-up between CedarBridge Academy and Noble Auto provides opportunities for apprenticeships. Fernando Oliveir...

For four days at the end of the school year, BHS secondary students took part in various projects around the island designed to seek solutions through the five components of Steam — science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics. Head thrille...

A new programme is to help young entrepreneurs kick-start their business ideas. The eight-week Summer Student Entrepreneur Programme was launched last week by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation. Jamahl Simmons, the Minister of Economic Dev...

Pupils from Mount Saint Agnes Academy proved they care about the marine environment — and were rewarded with a chance to swim with dolphins. Youngsters from the school won first place in a conservation contest organised by Dockyard’s Dolphin Quest af...

Phiemma Caisey’s father, Albert, put her on stage at the old Rosebank Theatre “and that was it”. Then 8, she didn’t consider all the potential pitfalls of performing before a crowd — that they might not like her voice; that she might forget the words...

The quartet is called Leviticus and, if music is your thing, you’ll want to hear them play. They take traditional tunes and rearrange them, infusing bossa nova, Afro-Cuban and traditional jazz rhythms. “We’re a jazz quartet that plays primarily hymns...

Fitting in at school can be the difference between success and failure. For pupils with learning differences, finding a place to learn that not only accepts their differences but helps them thrive has been invaluable for the parents of Joshua Kelly....