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It is a relatively new campus but the walls of the Berkeley Institute still breathe with history. Alumni and students are celebrating the school’s 120th anniversary with an art exhibit that includes work from the 1930s. Isaiah Camara, one of 45 pupil...

A week celebrating young children and early learning, courtesy of the Bermuda Association for the Education of Young Children, kicks off on Monday. Teachers, caregivers, parents and guardians of preschool, primary, government and private schools are ...

A Bermudian businessman is helping students at an Ivy League school to bridge the gap between academic theory and the real economy. Stephen Thomson is an Entrepreneur in Residence at the at the Pillsbury Institute for Hospitality Entrepreneurship, w...

On April 6 last year, The Royal Gazette published an article titled “Benefits to all when our graduates thrive”. It spoke of 2017 graduates of the Berkeley Institute as they participated in the mandatory “exit interview” for graduation. It requires t...

Theresa Tucker could have picked any of her late husband Charles Lloyd Tucker’s paintings for the Berkeley Institute’s 120th anniversary art show. But she wanted something that would make people think and so she settled for one of his political piece...

The Bermuda Hospitality Institute is looking for students studying tourism for its annual scholarships. The Tomasz Tabor Bermuda Hospitality & Tourism Studies Scholarship was launched four years ago in tribute to the late chef. Malika Cartwright, exe...

Channa James, 20, fondly remembers her first mission trip. It was 2016 and she went to Haiti, with a group of volunteers, to complete a building project. The children in the Caribbean nation greeted them with such excitement; she couldn’t believe ho...

A writing partnership between Bermuda College students and prisoners at Westgate yesterday unveiled its work. Shawnette Somner, an education officer at the prison was stunned at the display at the college’s library. Ms Somner said: “I’m speechless — ...

The most important lesson artist Otto Trott learnt at the Berkeley Institute was that he could be anything he wanted to be. Now Mr Trott, who will showcase his work as part of the school’s 120th anniversary celebration art show, wants his artwork to...

A former CedarBridge Academy teacher who lost a “bitterly fought” Court of Appeal challenge against the education ministry over a workplace medical complaint admitted yesterday that she did not do enough to prove her case. Karen Clemons said: “I did...

Future public servants are encouraged to apply for scholarships from the Public Service Bursary Award Scheme. Up to 14 scholarships will be given to Bermudians pursuing postsecondary academic qualifications in a subject deemed to meet the needs of a ...

From West Virginia to Arizona, public-school teachers are in revolt. They are demanding better pay, and they deserve it — so long as their salaries are tied to their performance. It’s not that teachers in the United States are underpaid; the median i...