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A misguided concept too often is that children can only be corrected with a beating or a tongue lashing leaving them feeling unwanted and resentful toward any type of authority whether it is a parent, guardian, teacher, or a neighbour. Many of us who...

Working professionals in the field of medicine and the hospitality industry gave first-hand accounts of the work required in their careers to students at TN Tatem Middle School’s first careers day. Representatives from the Bermuda Hospitals Board and...

By Ayana Ming-Bean The most iconic figure of Bermuda’s heritage is the Bermuda Gombey. I have been reflecting on the effect of the gombey due to my mother, Angela Ming-Bean’s entry into the Charman Prize. They were not once revered and respected as...

Bad principals or teachers will not simply be transferred to another school or post, the Commissioner of Education Edmond Heatley said at a public meeting last night. However, teachers and principals may be moved from time to time for the sake of bet...

Corporal punishment could be abolished throughout the Island’s public schools following a review of the education system. Government is under pressure to take action from at least one child welfare charity, which has described the practice as “dated ...

CedarBridge Academy students have been honoured for a host of academic, sport and community service achievements. A prizegiving ceremony held at the school last Thursday saw five students named to the principal’s honours list — Taiyana Allen and Erin...

Proud parents, staff and pupils, including Premier Crag Cannonier, gathered last night in Warwick Academy’s Purvis Memorial Hall for the school’s 2012/13 prizegiving ceremony. Celebrating the students’ efforts, Board of Governors chair Angela Berry t...

Warwick Academy dominated the BSSF middle school swim meet with victories in all four divisions. They tied with BHS with 71 points in the Under 13 girls’ division. Warwick won the remaining three divisions outright with 78 points in the over 13 girls...