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Alternative schools are in for greater Government supervision, but the Opposition is asking why steps weren't taken years earlier. Shadow Education Minister Grant Gibbons said there were 25 tutorial sites three years ago, none of which held an operat...

Government’s pledge to keep closer watch on alternative education is welcome news for Bermuda Union of Teachers leader Mike Charles. “There are quite a few students being home-schooled — you’d be surprised,” he told The Royal Gazette. But the veteran...

It was all smiles in a crowded Cabinet Office room as Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith thanked organisations that have signed on for a work experience programme. The Career Pathways programme has taken flight, with 223 public senior school stud...

O’Brien Osborne, the principal of Somerset Primary is giving back to his students by offering to host a Saturday morning math lesson, free of charge to his P6 year. The sessions will start on Saturday at 8.30am and will last for an hour. In an interv...

For Bermuda High School students Drew Sussman and Megan Bower, being head boy and head girl is more than just being the face of the school. Holding the top student positions requires the two teenagers to take on tremendous responsibility and a host o...

LaShanda Seaman, a reporter for the Youth News.com team was the brains behind the Inter-School Fitness Challenge three years ago. At just 15, her dream was to motivate and help children across the island with living a healthier lifestyle. The program...

Most children wouldn’t have to be asked twice for the chance to stay up all night playing games and eating treats. For 11 Purvis Primary School students in P6, it was all in the name of charity: the children were sponsored for a ‘Non Sleep-a-Thon’ — ...

Inspired by the entertainers of Bermuda’s “golden age”, composer and pianist Dylan Hollis is hard at work on what he does best — creating music. His piece ‘Chords of Humanity’ impressed humanitarian group Medecins Sans Frontieres enough to make an ap...

Health officials have assured parents of Heron Bay Primary school students that tuberculosis is not easy to catch. About 35 parents turned up last night for a meeting at the school where one student has been found to have been infected with TB. Their...