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Shadow Education Minister Lovitta Foggo has expressed her support for the OBA’s decision not to close any of the island’s schools. Her comments follow an announcement yesterday by Minister of Education Wayne Scott who said that after consultations wi...

“Each time you want to let go, you can’t,” said Neletha Butterfield of her long tenure at Care Learning Centre, the school that she founded 33 years ago in her basement. Ms Butterfield, a former Government minister, still puts in her ten-week teachin...

The hard work has paid off for 11 graduates of Care Learning Centre. After taking on the notably difficult new computerised programme for the GED, Care’s graduates donned caps and gowns for a ceremony with their families and teachers. Congratulating ...

Tiara Webb, the daughter of former Government minister Renee Webb, has been elected to join the Phi Beta Kappa honour society upon her graduation. Ms Webb, 21, graduated magna cum laude with a degree in journalism and media production from the Edward...

Hospitality guru Herve Humler will discuss careers with students at CedarBridge Academy on Friday. Mr Humler co-founded the Ritz-Carlton Company in 1983 and serves as its president and chief operating officer, as well as being president of Bulgari Ho...

Fifteen hard-working students have been hand-picked by Warwick Academy staff to be a part of a student leadership team for the 2016 to 2017 school year. Formed two years ago, the team’s aims are to ensure that students excel and develop the skills an...

Bermuda Government and Progressive Labour Party politicians have called for a Bermudian education commissioner to be appointed. It comes after ZBM reported that a Briton had been selected for the post and acting education commissioner Freddie Evans ...

Eleven students will receive their High School Diplomas (GED) in a graduating ceremony at the CARE Learning Centre tomorrow. They will represent the second class who have passed the new 2014 GED test. The test is delivered exclusively on computer an...

Students at Saltus received valuable history lessons as the school’s first black student spoke at the annual Founder’s Day ceremony yesterday. Speaking in St John’s Anglican Church, Gil Tucker, also the first black Saltus head boy and current chairma...

Seven employees at the Public Transportation Board have earned certification in automotive air conditioning and refrigerant handling in a new programme developed with Bermuda College. And that could be good news for bus travellers as air conditioning...

A parent involvement committee is to be introduced for the next school year, MPs heard this morning. The committee will work with the Commissioner of Education to improve parental involvement, education minister Wayne Scott told the House of Assembl...

Bermuda Toastmasters — an organisation aimed at making people better speakers and leaders — will celebrate its 20th anniversary later this month. “We want to reach out to all current and former members of Bermuda Toastmaster and commemorate our prese...