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An unusually high proportion of students are in private education or go to university abroad. David Annan looks at the reasons why and if it can be changed

Beverley Connell traces three decades of failed education reform – when Bermuda has had the answers at its fingertips

Artistic end to Spring Into the Arts Festival celebrates youngsters chosen for their bold expressions

End of year success should be measured differently for children with learning difficulties

Enrichment clubs let pupils discover new talents

ChatSafe Bermuda includes advice on how to post safely, respond to others in distress and connect to support

Findings of Cambridge International Education had been expected in late April

Overruling teachers’ actions makes students believe rules are negotiable, says Bermuda Union of Teachers

Showcase recognises pupils’ abilities in the performing arts under the theme “One World, Many Stories”

Cinderella: Once Upon My Time will be played at The Berkeley Institute this weekend

Ministry of Education says it would like to bring the decision date forward in future to allow parents more time to plan

Teachers union speaks out about a lack of resources in the public education system