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The Ocean Academy programme at BIOS has a new partner in delivering hands-on science education and learning opportunities to Bermuda’s students: the Chatmore Preparatory School. From mid-November until May, BIOS educators and scientists will provide ...

Harrington Sound Primary students are learning to think before they act — and are passing those lessons on to the public. Under the guidance of counsellor Suzette Bean, students at the school have been lining the streets outside the school and by Fla...

An initiative to keep Bermuda’s young students safer is off to a flying start, with the hoisting of a “Speak Up, Be Safe” banner to launch the campaign at Victor Scott Primary School. Ultimately, the programme from the Coalition for the Protection of...

The information commissioner has ruled that the Ministry of Education failed twice to comply with public access to information legislation when it was asked to release records by The Royal Gazette about a money-raising scheme for public school buildi...

External exam results for the Bermuda Public School System have highlighted “continuing challenges” in student achievement in mathematics. The Ministry of Education today released the results for the 2015/16 school year in the Cambridge Internationa...

Sandys Secondary Middle School is celebrating its 89th anniversary. The board from the school issued a press release acknowledging its history which dates back to the enrolment of 17 girls and one boy in the living room of Mr and Mrs Cyril Foley. In ...

The PHC Foundation handed out $32,500 to help five young men and women with their studies. The group’s ninth annual Scholarship Awards Presentation took place at Chubb Bermuda, and was attended by the recipients and their friends and families and PHC...

Somersfield Academy will host two open houses tomorrow. Parents will be able to learn more about the Montessori experience and the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme. The first open house, which will feature the IB Middle Years Prog...

“Instead of asking what’s wrong with our black males, perhaps we need to ask what’s wrong with the systems that they must survive and thrive in.” This is the view of Ty-Ron Douglas, who grew up in Paget and now works as an assistant professor at the ...

As he embarks on a medical degree in California, Va Shon Williams hopes to become the third doctor among his siblings. The 23-year-old from Pembroke began classes at Loma Linda University two months ago, after graduating from Alabama’s Oakwood Unive...