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April 12, 2013 Dear Sir, A feature in the Young Observer section of The Royal Gazette on Thursday, April 11 provided comprehensive information about the options available for graduating high school students as they contemplate the next level of educa...

St George’s Preparatory School’s parent-teacher association is pulling out all the stops to raise $100,000 to build a multifunctional sports court the entire community can enjoy. Preparations are now underway for a massive fundraiser on May 11, the O...

Bermuda’s adoption of the Cambridge International Curriculum (CIE) was given high marks by Education Minister Nalton Brangman. The Island’s middle school M3 students are to sit their first examinations under the new curriculum next week. Middle schoo...

Graduating students are receiving their college and university acceptances. There are many factors that play a part in deciding where to attend school. One of the most important, of course, is cost! Going away to college is not cheap! To give you an ...

Bermuda College is working on developing its vision for the next decade by tapping into public perceptions about its progress on its current strategic plan. The facility held its 14th focus group with key constituents yesterday, a spokesman said. “Th...

A new security initiative in schools has saved Government more than $1.5 million in just nine months, according to the Ministry of Education. The former PLP administration began installing security cameras throughout public schools at the end of 2011...

Sandys Secondary Middle School students got instructed in the finer details of the law during the school’s annual careers day. For one group of M2 students, this included a trip to the Southside Police Station in St David’s and an afternoon at Hamilt...

If you’ve never tossed a heavy wooden caber into the air, tested your strength in a battle of tug o’war or tasted Scottish treats like haggis and Dundee cake — then you might be missing out. But, Island residents have the chance to experience “all t...

The Ministry of Education’s budget for the next year was approved by Senators yesterday following a debate notable for its non-combative tone. Education Minister Nalton Brangman spent almost two hours of the three hours put aside for the debate runni...

Acknowledging cuts to Government Scholarship funding, Education Minister Nalton Brangman said the Budget was an honest reflection of the economy. Sen Brangman also told the Upper House that the previous administration had not acted early enough on wo...