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A community organisation gave away uniforms to children attending several schools as part of a clothing drive for families in need. Bermuda Is Love hosted its School Clothing Giveaway at Purvis Primary School on Saturday from 10am to 2pm and distribu...

Ministers have insisted that a one-off $150 payment for parents of public school children is “enough” to help deal with the cost of living crisis. Diallo Rabain, Education Minister, apologised to parents and guardians for the time it has taken to get...

Hundreds of children will return to school next month knowing that they are well equipped for the academic year ahead, thanks to the fundraising efforts of an island organisation. The Each One Reach One campaign, run by Gina Spence Productions, has r...

Support for the Government’s public primary school reform plans is “strongly lacking” according to a survey. Rajai Denbrook, a parent of public schoolchildren, launched the survey in June which he says was completed by 385 people and shared with the...

A string of questions have been asked by the shadow education minister about what plans are in place for the next academic year. Ben Smith, a One Bermuda Alliance senator, called for information about Covid-19 rules as well as whether schools were pr...

A high-profile children’s charity now celebrating ten years in action is rallying the community to help prepare youngsters for the return to school. Generous sponsors and ordinary members of the public have begun pitching in for Gina Spence Producti...

One case of a contagious illness common to childcare settings and reported to health officials by nursery school owners was confirmed last night by the Ministry of Health as Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease. The case, in a young child, came after a spoke...

Registration is now open online for children of all backgrounds for classes at the Portuguese School of Bermuda. Run by the Portuguese Cultural Association of Bermuda, the after school programme in the Portuguese language is for primary-school aged s...

The owner of a new Hamilton nursery school says government regulations need to change to help more local business owners launch without incurring heavy debt. When Ajale Williams started City Strivers at the Wesley Methodist Church on Church Street la...

Students have been advised to continue using their current public transport passes until the new batch of summer passes arrives on the island. The Ministry of Transport warned of a delay in the distribution of summer passes because of a hold-up in th...

Minibus drivers abruptly pulled the plug over the weekend on their deal with the Government to supplement bus services

Preserving histories of schools facing closure under public education reforms is to go ahead with the selection of members for a history and legacy committee. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, updated the House of Assembly on Friday after a grou...