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Wi-fi in Bermuda’s public primary schools does not cover classrooms, the Department of Education has said. A spokeswoman confirmed that the wi-fi covered “only portions of each school” — the libraries, gyms and computer labs. She added that wi-fi ...

Bermuda’s mathematics teachers are up to the job, according to a professional council. Rebeka Sousa, president of the Bermuda Council of Teachers of Mathematics, said that teachers in the public and private sectors had the necessary ability and skil...

Eight Atlantic Canadian colleges and universities will be in Bermuda next week to visit local secondary schools and meet with prospective students and their families. This visit is part of a long standing educational history between Bermuda and Atlan...

Boarding schools from abroad are visiting Bermuda for the 25th anniversary of an annual event. The International Schools Fair started yesterday at the Hamilton Princess and Beach Club and concludes today. Tory Dodge, the founder of the fair, said th...

A new group set up to support public schools said it wanted to help bring them up to the same standard as the private sector. Support Public Schools, based on a US model, added it aimed to support teachers as well as pupils with donations of teaching...

BSMART Foundation donated school supplies for all students entering P1 in government schools. Pupils received pencil cases filled with essential items as part of the BSMART Boxes project, which is now in its third year. Allison Figureido, the executi...

The Bermuda Zoological Society has selected 2018 recipients of the Steinhoff/BZS scholarship and, for the first time, the Pye Scholarship. Mr. Robert Steinhoff, former BZS president, established the Steinhoff/BZS scholarship in 2009 to provide educ...

Bermuda’s new education tsar must quiz the Government about its plan to axe middle schools, the shadow education minister said today. Cole Simons added just-appointed Kalmar Richards, the new Commissioner of Education, had to “bring some depth” to t...

The Paget Parish Council has announced the recipients of its scholarship and bursary awards for Paget students studying abroad. Scholarships are based on academic excellence and financial need and the Bermudian students must have been residents of...

A plan to axe middle schools in favour of specialist “signature” schools has to be backed with hard facts, a top international academic warned yesterday. Peter Cookson, senior researcher at the Learning Policy Institute, based in Washington DC, said ...