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Bermuda’s public primary schools fell below international averages in the results of the most recent Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results. The figures, which date back to May of 2015, show Bermuda lagging behind in English, math and science compared ...

An educational programme called XL Catlin Arctic Live! is under way in Bermuda and other countries. It allows classes of children around the world to connect and interact live with scientists and explorers both in the Arctic and at various scientific...

The Easter bunny can skip Taurean Thomas’s house this year. The ten-year-old is making his own chocolates, truffles and codfish cakes based on tips he got from someone who should know his stuff. Kevin Pannier, the executive pastry chef at Hamilton Pr...

Emotions have been running high since the announcement of the potential closure of four public primary schools and members of the public are being urged to let their voices be heard. Parents, teachers and other stakeholders have been holding emergenc...

The financial viability of reorganising the island’s primary school system remains unknown as the Bermuda Government-commissioned Score report indicates it was “unable to make an assessment of potential cost savings”. According to the school reorgan...

Four primary schools could face closure as part of the Bermuda Government’s School Reorganisation (Score) Plan but no decisions have yet been made. Parents and teachers yesterday voiced concerns over the possible closures of Gilbert Institute, Prospe...

High-achieving youngsters were given an early Christmas present yesterday thanks to the hard work of a group of prisoners. Six students from schools across the Island received bikes that had been made by inmates Victor Roberts, Phillip Bradshaw, Brit...

The president of the Parent Teacher Association at Prospect Primary School has defended the Department of Education’s consultation process over the transfer of its principal Shangri-La Durham Thompson. Bermuda Parent Teacher Student Association has w...

Not everyone has the privilege of being birthed and raised by a lady as special as my Mother, Carol Smith. Before she passed on October 24, 2009, I was lucky enough to receive warm teddy bear hugs on a regular basis and an abundance of her overflowin...

A business administration student who has been helping Prospect Primary pupils to learn martial arts has been rewarded with a donation for his education programme. Kent Bean, who spent eight weeks offering a free kung fu class to students in the Berm...

After visiting a fair most people leave with a stuffed animal or some extra cotton candy. But at this Saturday’s family fun day in aid of autism services, you will also gain greater awareness about the condition. “We want people to come out, have a...

Pc Arthur Dill would never have dreamed of having his face tattooed when he was a teenager. But some of the young people he encounters as a community action officer are a different ball game. “They don’t think very far into the future,” he said. “The...