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A lounge has been created for teenagers looking for help with school or time away from home. The Teen Lounge, created by the Coalition for the Protection of Children, is offering a space for youngsters to study, seek counselling or help build friends...

Two Bermudian girls were awarded scholarships from an American-based sorority for Black women. De’Asia Symonds and Talliyah Butterfield will attend Bermuda College with the help of funds given by the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority’s Sigma Xi Omega Chapte...

The Impact Mentoring Academy is accepting applications for the upcoming academic year. The academy offers an alternative to mainstream education with a mission to challenge young men to discover and develop their potential. It aims to empower its st...

Somersfield Academy’s first class of International Baccalaureate diploma graduates passed the programme with flying colours, the school said yesterday. The class of 12 pupils had a 100 per cent pass rate – much higher than this year’s global pass rat...

Business advice firm KPMG is working on a professional development plan for staff at The Berkeley Institute ahead of the school becoming one of the island’s first two signature schools. Working with The Berkeley Institute’s Signature School Transiti...

The Cambridge curriculum should be scrapped under government’s education reform plans, the former principal of St George’s Preparatory School has said. Mary Lodge said that the relatively low Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results in English, Maths and...

A scholarship that has been supported Bermudians researching the island’s history and culture for 25 years will now help a young marine archaeologist pursue his studies. Xander Cook, 22, was presented with $6,000 by the Bermuda Historical Society las...

Plans to close West End Primary School in Sandys came under heavy fire last night at a heated town hall meeting in Somerset Cricket Club. The gathering also delivered an uncommon rebuke to the Progressive Labour Party government, from the party’s own...

A maths whiz reached a new personal best and climbed global records after memorising 20,000 digits of Pi. Troy Ashby, a maths lecturer at Bermuda College, memorised and wrote the digits non-stop for 24 hours, breaking his previous record of 12,000 di...

Parents need more information quickly from government so they can make informed and timely decisions following the formal announcement that eight primary schools will be closed, a Parent Teacher Association president said yesterday. Juanae Crockwell,...