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A Bermuda private school has notched up its best results ever in English school exams. Pupils at the Bermuda High School for Girls recorded a 100 per cent pass rate in the 2013/14 round of the exams — formerly known as O Levels. A total of 21 per cen...

Determined Clearwater Middle School students are celebrating their hard work, after giving up holiday time to tackle the IGCSE maths exams years earlier than their year Senior 2 counterparts. Seventeen pupils at the East End School sat the exams in M...

Under-fire Saltus Grammar School head Claire Charlemagne is urging disgruntled parents to contact the school with their concerns. And the recently-installed head has also been given the backing of her Parent Teacher’s Association and Board of Trustee...

This year’s KPMG Scholarship has been awarded to Brianna Buchanan, a 2011 graduate of Bermuda Institute who is pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, with a concentration in Finance, at the University of Alabama. Ms Buchanan also pl...

Teachers are set to take industrial action next month. Staff have signalled they will take industrial action on Tuesday, September 2 — six days before children are due to return to classrooms. A spokeswoman for the Department of Education said the di...

Bermuda’s former Education Commissioner Edmond Heatley has missed out on the schools superintendent post in New Orleans. Dr Heatley was one of two finalists for the US job, but the Orleans Parish Schools Board failed to approve either of them. Instea...

There’s a scene like this in almost every science fiction movie: a door opens up in a wall and all you can see through the doorway is blinding light. That’s what college should be, a portal to new opportunities and ways of thinking. It can be pretty ...

It’s inevitable to become homesick when you’re a student away at school. But whether you’re away in boarding school or university, you can give yourself a comforting reminder of home by proudly displaying your Bermudian heritage. Here’s some tips on ...

Work to make sure schools are ready for the start of the new school year is in its final stages, Ministers said yesterday. Education Minister Grant Gibbons and Public Works Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin teamed up at Harrington Sound Primary School...

There’s probably no more exciting, yet scary a time, in a young adult’s life then the day they leave home to venture off to university. On the one hand there’s the fear of the unknown as they find themselves having to start over in a new country, at...