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A teacher at a private school has become the second-longest serving educator in its 357-year history. However, Shelly Grace, a health and wellbeing teacher at Warwick Academy, admitted that when she started the job 40 years ago, she expected to be th...

A charity has launched a competition for schoolchildren to name a high-tech marine research robot submarine. The contest winner will have their name painted on the side of Ocean Tech’s Remus 100 submersible alongside their winning entry. Andrew Smit...

Primary school principals have met their teachers to discuss the threat of class mergers. A primary school staff member said that teachers at the island’s primary schools were this week asked by principals to supply information on the potential to m...

A team from Somersfield Academy got to try on the shoes of ambassadors at the Model United Nations conference this month in New York. The 12 M4 students attended the Global Classroom International conference as representatives of the Netherlands to d...

Children at a middle school were sent home early yesterday after a broken pipe stopped its water supply. The youngsters at Dellwood Middle School finished at 1.15pm. Plumbers were called in to the Pembroke school and water was restored about 20 minut...

More than 100 students celebrated their graduation from Bermuda College yesterday. A total of 131 people were awarded degrees, diplomas or certificates in the commencement ceremonies on the college athletic field. Duranda Greene, the college preside...

The fate of a school’s Primary 1 class in line for possible cancellation has not yet been decided, the education minister said on Wednesday. Diallo Rabain said that a final decision had not been made on the future of the class at Elliot Primary Schoo...

Parents of pupils at a closed middle school will know by the end of next month if the school will reopen in time for the start the new academic year in September. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, said: “I have made a commitment to inform all st...

Bermuda College will go balloon-free in the name of the environment at its commencement ceremony today. Balloons have been an integral part of the college’s decorations and have been popular gifts at graduation ceremonies for years. But the college s...

A recommendation on a new communications consultant for Bermuda’s public schools will be made next month, the education minister said yesterday. Diallo Rabain said that the Department of Education had received several applications after the post was...