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The Institute of Bermuda Architects has awarded Kevin Simmons with the Stanley G Kennedy scholarship for being an “outstanding student”. The education committee was impressed with Mr Simmons’ design portfolio, excellent grades and overall commitment ...

Saltus Grammar School head boy Cathal Rynne has been awarded the McGill Bermuda Scholarship 2016. Mr Rynne, who was also house captain, will start studying mechanical engineering at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, in September. The 18-year-ol...

Major maintenance works are under way to deal with neglected preschool and primary school infrastructure in preparation for the start of the academic year next month. Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, and Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public...

Knowledge Quest, the scholarship charity now in its 15th year, fêted donors, graduates and scholarship winners, as its semi-annual party heard that $4.2 million had been committed to education. The group specialises in “last resort scholarships for B...

The parents of four students who were in France at the time of the terror attack that shook Nice have spoken of their relief as they welcomed them home today. Giovanni Hollis, Corrie Cross, Shane Krueger and Yusef Bushara arrived at LF Wade Internati...

The mother of a severely autistic boy has called for the introduction of a Bermuda Government-run special needs school. Marcia Scraders’s ten-year-old son Omori has pervasive developmental disorder, which is characterised by difficulties in behaviour...

The Bermuda High School has declared “outstanding” results for its 2016 International Baccalaureate diploma, with 29 graduates out of 30 entered for the full diploma — 25 of whom were successful. The BHS average score for those achieving the full dip...

The acting Leader of the Opposition has pledged to send his two young children to public school if he is in government when it is time for them to start their education. David Burt, who has an 18-month-old daughter and an eight-week-old son, told The...

Dancing robots and solar stoves got showcased on Tuesday as the Bermuda High School wrapped up a week of science. Recovered materials from the Tynes Bay dump were turned into stoves, while other students put together robot cars able to carry out a ra...

“Rubber” playgrounds are emerging across the island after a deal struck by the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Bermuda Workforce Development department and a local labourer. One playground is being installed at Devonshire Preschool on Corkscrew Hill, D...