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Somerset Primary, home of the Bees, had its second annual Math Jeopardy Competition on February 9. Math Jeopardy is an exciting game based on the TV show “Jeopardy”. Representatives from each house and year level showed off their knowledge of mathema...

The National Training Board has reviewed its student funding policies after sponsoring a group of Bermudians who suffered disciplinary and academic problems at a college in Barbados. Four students were brought back to the Island by Government after a...

More than $55,000 in financial awards and scholarships was given out to Bermuda College students. The funds were contributed by 26 sponsors drawn from across the community. Thursday’s ceremony at the college saw 36 students awarded funds to begin or ...

“Too much name-calling and bullying exists in the present world,” noted Mount Saint Agnes Religion teacher Annette Boyle, so she challenged her students to find the positive in each and everyone of their classmates. For a Valentine’s Day activity, M...

The Bermuda High School will be presenting a thrilling, high-flying version of the perennial favourite, ‘Peter Pan', from March 7 to 10th. The musical version of J.M. Barrie's famous children's play, by Piers Chater Robinson, is under the direction o...

A 90 percent graduation rate is evidence that Bermuda’s public education system is successful, according to ruling party MP Lovitta Foggo. “I am proud to have taught in our system and can speak volumes on the successes that I have observed. “I belie...

“Stringent requirements” govern the use of unlicensed teachers in Bermuda’s classrooms, according to educators who oversee the procedure. Helle Patterson of Bermuda Educators Council spoke out after the Ministry of Education reported 22 exemptions ha...

Education reform was already “dead on arrival” by the time a bipartisan parliamentary committee began reviewing progress, Opposition MP Grant Gibbons claimed yesterday. The Shadow Education Minister told the House of Assembly that the joint select co...