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A new private school designed to teach the island’s brightest pupils will open next autumn. Leonard Santucci, the interim chairman of the school, called Quest, said it would “serve Bermuda’s gifted and talented population” aged nine to 18. Dr Sant...

A game-changing course based on Singapore methods has been delivered to maths teachers at public and private schools. Training, from the international firm Maths No Problem, was provided to Warwick Academy teachers, as well as public primary and midd...

Somersfield Academy teachers took to the classroom yesterday as students of Dr. Janette Hughes - Professor, author and Canada Research Chair in Technology and Pedagogy at Ontario Tech University, formerly the University of Ontario Institute of Techno...

The planned recruitment of school principals was yesterday put on hold because of a judicial review into the appointment of the Commissioner of Education. The Board of Education said as the hiring of Kalmar Richards, a former CedarBridge Academy prin...

Teachers have started a retreat designed to tackle youth violence and create a culture of caring. American teacher Sally Baines, an expert in the Virtues Project and the keynote speaker at the Teacher Wellness Retreat, said on Monday: “The mission ...

A pilot programme designed to introduce more Bermudians to a career in construction will be launched next month. The training programme will offer academic tuition and work experience for students to prepare them to become top-grade masons within fiv...

Bermuda College has adopted a new flag and brand as part of its Vision 2023 Strategic Plan. The college has unveiled a new turquoise and white logo intended to symbolise the various paths that bring students to the institution and reflect its strateg...

Schoolchildren learnt the value of a positive attitude when they took part in the first overseas Mirrors SuperCamp. A group of 22 young Bermudians joined campers from across the world at the weeklong camp, run by Quantum Learning Network at the pres...

Boys learnt how to apply maths in a real-life setting as they built benches for their schools during a summer camp. Children aged 9 and 10 were involved in the programme to build “buddy benches” for their schools, organised by the Bermuda Education N...

An East End school has been given the green light for classes to go ahead after concerns about suspected asbestos, the Minister of Education said. Diallo Rabain apologised to parents of students at Clearwater Middle School for not alerting them to th...