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Anthony Francis sounds like a man with a mission — a mission which cannot be allowed to fail. As the new chairman of the board of CedarBridge, he says in today’s Royal Gazette: “Berkeley, Warwick Academy and TN Tatem all have history — we’re creating...

Education Minister Nalton Brangman has pledged to raise the bar on the quality of teaching in the Island’s schools. And he vowed to boost qualification requirements “for all subject areas and specialisations” in a bid to improve standards of teacher ...

The Government House Schools Garden Project was inspired by the kitchen garden that American First Lady Michelle Obama started at the White House in Washington DC. Mrs Obama wanted the new kitchen garden to become a ‘learning garden’ and so she invi...

Everyone knows how the tragic love story between Romeo and Juliet plays out, but ever wonder what happened to the characters left behind after their untimely death? Saltus students will be exploring just that on Friday and Saturday night in ‘After J...

The outstanding sporting achievements of Bradford City striker Nahki Wells were observed during a special presentation at Ruth Seaton James Auditorium yesterday for student athletes of CedarBridge Academy. Family members of the footballer and Western...

The Island’s next Education Commissioner will be chosen from overseas as well as local candidates, in time for the coming school year. The decision was made to ensure a credible pool of qualified applicants, Board of Education chairman Curtis Dickins...

East End Primary School is expected to reopen today after it was closed by a downed electrical pole. The pole’s position posed a safety hazard and left the school without power or telephone service yesterday, a Ministry of Education spokeswoman said...

Government has rejected a suggestion by the Opposition Progressive Labour Party that the middle school system should be dismantled as “radical” and disruptive. Improving education depends on improving the quality of teaching and providing support to ...

On Thursday last week Somerset Primary was a buzz of excitement. Mrs. Shannalee Aberdeen the School Counselor coordinated a Career Fair for the children. A variety of community workers spoke to the children, ages five through 11 about their career r...

In early October The Ministry of Education launched The Career Pathways Programme [ECCP]. It is a dynamic partnership between the Ministry, the Bermuda College and various industries throughout the island. As one of the companies involved in the pro...

The upper Primary Department at Warwick Academy recently performed a production of Scheherazade by Nick Perrin. The story takes the audience to a junk shop full of oriental charms. Two children are looking for a birthday present for their grandfathe...