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Student Kairo Morton will be studying computer science in Britain after winning a two-week scholarship to Oxford Royale’s Summer School. Kairo, a 13-year-old Somersfield Academy pupil, was chosen from a “very strong” pool of Bermudians aged 11 to 15 ...

Berkeley Institute has insisted it had not made a “clarion call” for masses of people to attend its grounds today as suggested on a post on social media. A post on the Facebook group MAJ’s List read: “The Berkeley Institute of late has been experien...

Widespread mould at Dellwood Middle School is the main reason the school has relocated to Bermuda College, according to Bermuda Union of Teachers president Shannon James. Speaking to The Royal Gazette yesterday, Mr James said Dellwood represented th...

A comprehensive guide has been published to help Bermudian families apply to British boarding schools. UK Boarding Schools Guide was offered free of charge between June 5 and June 8. It was produced by British education consultants BvS after they no...

Teachers will not set foot back inside a Pembroke school until it is safe, a release issued on Thursday night advised. The announcement by the principal and the PTSA executive of Dellwood Middle School followed an “emergency union meeting” of teache...

Nursery school pupils and their parents have helped raise more than $500 for an asthma charity. Youngsters from Once Upon a Time nursery school perform annually on World Asthma Day on the steps of City Hall to help Open Airways raise awareness about ...

Bermuda High School has held its second annual Graduation Walk to celebrate the Class of 2017. Dressed in their caps and gowns, the graduates paraded past more than 300 cheering primary students to allow the younger students to congratulate them and...

Teachers and parents turned out for a town hall examining education reform last night. Dozens attended the Progressive Labour Party-led meeting at Elliot Primary School, which was moderated by Constituency 10 candidate Ernest Peets, who was joined b...

There has been “ongoing success” in developing a new strategic direction for the public school system, according to a Board of Education representative. Curtis Dickinson, board chairperson, said that the past two months had been productive. “During...

The Opposition is playing fast and loose with the facts when it comes to labour relations and school reforms, according to the education minister. Cole Simons’ statement comes following a Progressive Labour Party press conference held yesterday, in ...

Teachers are being offered weekly meetings with the Public Service Negotiating Team until their contract row is finished. Education minister Cole Simons said the first meeting will take place on Tuesday next week — but union leader Mike Charles react...

A Progressive Labour Party government will ensure the end to political interference in the education system, the shadow of the portfolio says. Diallo Rabain said the PLP would ensure the education minister has an “arm’s-length oversight” of the syst...