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The finalists in a competition to find the island’s top teacher were announced yesterday. A total of ten teachers are in the running for the Outstanding Teacher Award 2020, organised by the Bermuda Education Network and picked from a field of almost ...

In November, a cohort comprised of six Department of Education staff and teachers attended experiential STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) training at three award-winning schools in Wake County, NC. Schools who hosted the Bermuda co...

US Consulate General Hamilton is pleased to announce that eleven US colleges and universities will host EducationUSA Academy participants across the United States in summer 2020. The EducationUSA Academy, a pre-college academic enrichment programme ...

An organisation responsible for handling complaints about teachers could have a professional conduct committee in place by 2020, the education minister said yesterday. Diallo Rabain said that since becoming minister he had met with the Bermuda Educa...

A long-serving teacher and a lifelong reading advocate died at the weekend. Darnell Wynn, née Todd, was 62 years old. Ms Wynn spent more than two decades teaching English and literature at the high school and middle school levels. She also served a...

The Ministry and Department of Education are advising the public that all Bermuda Public Schools will reopen tomorrow, Monday, 23 September, 2019. The Commissioner of Education, Kalmar Richards said: “We hope that students, parents and staff are doi...

The Bermuda High School for Girls announced “outstanding” GCSE/IGCSE results for the 2018-19 academic year. The school recorded 43 per cent A* or A results, compared to an average of 20.8 per cent in Britain. A quarter of these grades were A* or the ...

Teachers have started a retreat designed to tackle youth violence and create a culture of caring. American teacher Sally Baines, an expert in the Virtues Project and the keynote speaker at the Teacher Wellness Retreat, said on Monday: “The mission ...

Alandra Swan’s idea was simple: a wellness retreat aimed at encouraging teachers in and out of the classroom. The problem was how to make it a reality. A conversation with Becky Ausenda brought the support she desired, albeit with a caveat, Ms Swan, ...

Seeing how our culture has bridged Bermuda’s many divides has been one of the most rewarding aspects of Heather Whalen’s 22-year career in the arts. The former director of the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs revelled in experiencing bla...

The graduation caps have been thrown and summer bliss beckons. The SAT is nothing but a hazy, horrible memory, which is perhaps why the College Board chose this month to announce its latest tweak to the “test from hell”. Last week, the board revealed...

High school pupils showcased their skills at a careers fair. The second Student Employment Fair was designed to let pupils from the Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy highlight their skills to potential employers. Jaire Lawrence-Salaam, the h...