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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...

The biggest challenge teachers face is convincing the public that education is a priority, the winner of an education award said at the weekend. Alandra Swan said: “Just the same way I make my students care about their community, their learning, thei...

Failure to identify and manage children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder could have lifelong effects, the head of a local health organisation said yesterday. Simone Barton, the chief executive of the Bermuda Heart Foundation, said that ...

Ten finalists have been named for a top teacher award set up by a charity that supports public schools. The Bermuda Education Network unveiled the contenders in the running for its Outstanding Teacher Award 2019. They are: Sandra Burrows — Berkeley...

Teachers from all the island’s schools have been invited by Warwick Academy to a special workshop for educators today on the “art of learning”. The school, supported by the Lancashire Foundation, is offering local teachers professional development wo...

Three new schemes to develop young talent will be investments in the future of Bermuda, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt announced the programmes, to benefit ten young people at a cost of about $70,000, in line with a Throne Speech pledge last ...

Teachers were offered an apology yesterday for a failure of support and communication over the introduction of a new standards-based grading system in public schools. Kalmar Richards, the education commissioner, admitted there had been “insufficient ...

The Bermuda Education Network will hold a Chinese new year celebration at its Outstanding Teacher Awards ceremony next month. Becky Ausenda, the executive director of the BEN, said: “Following the success of our previous events, we are again pulling ...

After a turbulent year for Bermuda’s public schools, what sort of resolutions can help to restore hope and deliver change to public education in 2019? One bad habit we need to give up is changing leaders, and we should probably try to cut back on Ban...

Thirty-five years ago an alternative learning centre and computer school was opened in the basement of the home of Neletha Butterfield, in Pembroke West. Care Learning Centre will be holding its annual graduation and prize-giving ceremony in the cour...

There was a time when Hans and Martha Olander believed that their youngest daughter, Eliza, would never be able to read or write. But that all changed three years ago when they found out about a new school due to open that would specialise in teachin...