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Public school pupils will return to the classroom today after last term ended early because of the coronavirus pandemic. In-class learning resumes today after the new term started on January 5 with remote learning. A Ministry of Education spokespers...

Bus cancellations are expected to double this week after negotiations with the Bermuda Minibus Association to provide schools services collapsed. Roger Todd, the director of the Department of Public Transportation, said that bus cancellations, around...

The Minister of Education today urged teachers, parents and pupils to follow health and safety restrictions when they return to the classroom on Wednesday. As previously reported by The Royal Gazette, in class teaching will resume in all schools fo...

Public schools will open for in-class learning from Wednesday, it has been announced. The Royal Gazette understands that parents of public school pupils were notified of the decision last night in an e-mail from Kalmar Richards, the Commissioner ...

The virtual world forced by the coronavirus pandemic will dominate discussions at a digital conference for young people next month. The theme of the Digital Leadership Conference will be “Thriving in a Virtual World”. The conference, the largest for ...

Government schools will be holding virtual open houses for pupils planning to enrol in September. According to the Ministry of Education, open houses will take place on the Zoom video-conferencing app and will be recorded and uploaded onto the Bermud...

A former teacher of roads death victim Oronde Wilson Jr said yesterday he was a promising student with a gift for science. Mr Wilson, 28, died on Monday after his motorcycle crashed on Middle Road in Southampton. It marked the first road death of 202...

A major figure in the island’s public education system has died. Earl “Gabby” Hart was 79. Mr Hart was also prominent in sport as a founder of the Bermuda Track & Field Association in 1972 and as an influential member of the Young Men’s Social Club. ...

Private school pupils will go back to their classrooms for the start of the new term, it was announced yesterday. But public schoolchildren will be learning at home from today until at least January 12. Pupils at Mount Saint Agnes Academy were back ...

Education chiefs will meet next week to decide if schoolchildren will go back to their classrooms in the middle of the month. The Education Emergency Measures Committee has already ruled that remote learning will be used from Tuesday until January 12...