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Robotics, animation and chess are just some of the activities students at Northlands Primary have been enjoying thanks to a grant donated to the school by Axis Capital. Some 13 different enrichment clubs were created as a result of the $5,000 donati...

A star student of Saltus Grammar School yesterday spoke to pupils at her old primary school about the importance of making every opportunity count. LeiLanni Nesbeth talked about her life and experiences while attending St David’s Primary school and ...

A business administration student who has been helping Prospect Primary pupils to learn martial arts has been rewarded with a donation for his education programme. Kent Bean, who spent eight weeks offering a free kung fu class to students in the Berm...

A working group has been assigned to “frame terms of reference that will guide the process for developing recommendations regarding school reorganisation and possible closure”, Minister of Education Wayne Scott told the House of Assembly on Friday. T...

In honour of Pride Prevention Week The Royal Gazette is celebrating Northlands Primary School. Miss Samantha Smith of PRIDE told us: “The PRIDE Counsellor, Ms Hollis, and the Principal, Mr Joynes, make sure that every student is receiving substance a...

In March, some of the classes at Gilbert Institute had a presentation on dementia by the Action on Alzheimer’s & Dementia organisation. Mr Tim, from England, played interactive brain games with us. They were interesting and fun. We also learned that...

Francis Patton Primary School will be hosting its annual Marathon Walking Club Celebration tomorrow from 9.20am to 10.25am. The students will recognise “Sir” Stanley Burgess and will pay tribute and honour to this historical figure of Bermuda’s herit...

The parents of West Pembroke Primary students might be sweating at tonight’s Parent Teacher Association (PTA) meeting — in a good way. Rather than a traditional PTA meeting, the school is holding a free Zumba class for parents, in partnership with Th...

Teachers at Francis Patton are celebrating as they have received some very positive science results after tests sat by their Primary 6 students. “Back in March, the students took two ministry tests on food chains and caring for the environment,” said...

Hard work pays off. It’s a lesson recently learnt by Northlands Primary students. Almost every hand went up when information technology teacher Mary-Beth Aitken asked for volunteers for a video competition. Once they found out how much work was invol...

The P4 Woolridge creative writing class at Elliot Primary has shared some of the work of its students. They have written on topics such as animal cruelty, bullying, littering, scary movies, gun violence and immigration. Over the coming weeks we wil...

After visiting a fair most people leave with a stuffed animal or some extra cotton candy. But at this Saturday’s family fun day in aid of autism services, you will also gain greater awareness about the condition. “We want people to come out, have a...