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The week starting October 21 saw the 18th BHS annual Maths Science Week, during which time students were able to combine their knowledge in these two subject areas, using both their creative and problem-solving skills. Some excellent collaborative ...

Bermuda Education Network The Government’s consultation process about parent involvement in public education continues to raise some interesting issues. At Bermuda Education Network, the process has caused us to do a lot of thinking about public enga...

Tributes have been paid to veteran educator and desegregation campaigner Clifford Maxwell, who died yesterday at the age of 80. Dr Maxwell’s 40-year career culminated in his appointment as principal at the Berkeley Institute in 1971, a post he held u...

Recently, the students of CedarBridge Academy’s 2014 Graduating Year gathered for a class photo Coyshea Fox, Zana Wade, Victoria Sousa, Dillon Charles, Amber Jackson, Shundray Gilbert, Derek Ricketts, Skylah Furbert, Khadijah Muhhamed, Tahjuan Gibbo...

Area MP for Pembroke East Central Michael Weeks has hailed steady progress at Victor Scott School as a shining example of success against the odds. After more than three years of taking Cambridge Exams, students “matched or surpassed the Bermuda aver...

Education permanent secretary Warren Jones has resigned his senior Government post to go on to greener pastures in the private sector. Reports of this departure began circulating this morning, soon after Mr Jones sent out e-mails to various individua...

CedarBridge Academy head boy JD Symonds holds ten GCSEs By Cooper Stevenson When JD Symonds’ science teacher challenged him to beat a previous student’s record of attaining seven GCSE’s, the 17-year-old CedarBridge Academy student took it personall...

October 23, 2013 Dear Sir, Commenting on today’s headline regarding caning in our schools. I have a suggestion, let’s give the children a break and cane the bad principals and teachers instead. RUSSELL CONYERS

As boat building has been a vital and exciting facet of Bermuda’s history from the earliest days of its settlement 400 years ago, it is interesting to note how faculty students and school board members of Sandys Secondary Middle School (SSMS) have em...