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With numerous reports on education having been completed in the past two decades, an independent review of all the studies needs to be completed before a solution can be determined, says Ben Smith

New political contender says the island has not received value for money from the process

Parents and educators shared their dissatisfaction with a perceived change in course and lack of progress

Education minister says she has children’s interests at heart as feedback is gathered for schools transformation

Teachers’ union commends work of members and agency of pupils amid reform process

Bermuda Union of Teachers says schools are left to manage fallout of poor communication

Mostly year 7 and 8 pupils take to the roadside at the Hamilton Parish school to voice concerns about their future

Parents highlight concerns about lack of stability and long-term impact on children

School parent Déjon Simmons subjects the history of education reform to a coruscating analysis

Government maintains reforms will continue as one source said ‘the dog is now called a cat’

The shadow education minister calls for full transparency when reshaping the island’s learning sector

Small schools require investment, intentional staffing and strong accountability, but the benefits outweigh the costs, writes Lindsay Sirju.