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A few teaching posts in the Island’s public schools are still waiting to be filled — but Government attributes the delay to visa formalities. In any case, vacancies for next year will be advertised as early as next month, to avoid delays. Details eme...

Sweeping changes are impending for the UK’s GCSE system — but Eduction Commissioner Wendy McDonnell said it was still too early to guess what format the new exams might take. The old GCSE system is to be shelved by the UK in five years, in favour of ...

AF Smith has donated iPads to The Reading Clinic. The office solutions company donated two of the tablets to the charity and plans on donating four more to accommodate the clinic's six tutoring rooms. A spokeswoman for the clinic said that the iPads...

A town-hall meeting about the new Cambridge Curriculum at public schools will be hosted by Education Minister Jennifer Smith today. A Government press release said the meeting will explain about the curriculum and its role. Ministry officers will mak...

Today's parents are sometimes described as 'helicopter parents' because of their tendency to hover over their children, supervising and scheduling their every move. It's no wonder that some teenagers look to boarding school as a way to gain more ind...

After presiding over a tough chapter in the school’s history, Saltus head Ted Staunton anticipates a happy retirement back in his native Canada. His four-year term marked a restructuring for Saltus, including significant cutbacks. “Things are, in the...

Seven girls have been awarded scholarships to fund their extra-curricular activities during the 2012-2013 academic year. The awards were provided by the Bermuda Women’s Council, a Government appointed council under the Ministry of Youth, Families and...

PwC in Bermuda has named two Peter Mitchell scholars — Michelle Kelly and Somer Zuiker. Ms Kelly has just completed her third summer working as an intern at PwC and plans to return next year. Ms Zuiker was a PwC High School Award winner. The scholars...