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Warwick Academy staff and students donned blue noses yesterday to mark the launch of a new fundraising campaign. In addition to bolstering the school’s bursary programme, the school is looking to erect a new playground and transform its Harbour Road ...

CedarBridge Academy celebrated 20 years of fighting “the good fight of excellence” at its Founder’s Day celebrations yesterday. Master of ceremonies Dean Foggo introduced a host of speakers at the Ruth Seaton James Centre to honour the school, inclu...

Students from Bermuda High School took part in a day of community activity. During Round Square Day last Friday, students were given responsibilities to help them learn organisational, leadership and teamwork skills. It was part of a day of activitie...

CedarBridge Academy will tomorrow host its first Founder’s Day. The event will combine “students from the past with students from today,” the school said. Diallo Rabain, Minister of Education, and former minister of education Gerald Simons will both...

An island public school has won re-accreditation from a worldwide standards body, it was announced today. CedarBridge Academy got the distinction from the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools — its second award from the organisation in a...

East End Primary School pupils now have access to more books thanks to Bermuda Skyport. The company, which is investing in the island’s young people and their education through a new community plan, donated $12,250 to the school. Skyport president A...

More than $200,000 has been spent on a school minibus service. A transport ministry spokesman said the current tab for the service was at $217,500. Walter Roban, Minister of Transport, announced in September that minibuses would be used to suppleme...

CedarBridge Academy has notched up 20 years since it opened its doors as the biggest school the island had ever seen. The secondary school opened in new buildings in Prospect in 1997 and was dubbed the “mega school”. The school faced criticism for it...

Pupils at a Pembroke school were sent home early yesterday because of plumbing problems. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education confirmed that Dellwood Middle School was forced to close early but it is expected to reopen this morning. The plumbi...

Warwick Academy honoured its most famous former student yesterday after naming its pool the Flora Duffy Swimming facility to recognise the world’s top women’s triathlete. Duffy, her parents Charlie and Maria and brothers Joel and Campbell were at ...

Special guests Jameel McGee and Andrew Collins shared their story of forgiveness to S4 students at the Berkeley Institute. Chain Reaction Movement, which brought the duo to the island, engaged the students by asking if they have been hurt and would l...

A total of 45 public high school pupils are enrolled in a college programme designed to give them a head start in the job market, the minister of education said today. Diallo Rabain told Parliament that the Applied Technology Certificate Programme, ...