Chatmore became the first school in Bermuda to adopt CENTURY's AI learning platform, piloting it before rolling it out across Years 2–11 by May 2026, with teachers reporting time saved on assessment and improved IGCSE mock-exam practice.
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Details
Maturity
Scaling
Promoter
Chatmore British International School & CENTURY Tech
Period
early 2026 pilot; full rollout by May 2026
Keywords
K-12 education, private international school, adaptive learning, teacher analytics, edtech
Context
Chatmore British International School in Bermuda became the first Bermudian school to adopt the CENTURY AI learning platform, rolling out across Years 2–11 in maths, science and English by May 2026.
Results
Teachers reported improved IGCSE mock-exam engagement and reduced marking time, but no score deltas, sample sizes or comparison data were disclosed — evidence remains descriptive.
Implementation
Indicative cost
Low (< €50k)
Time to results
Short (< 1 year)
Staffing & skills
Chatmore School leadership and teaching staff, CENTURY Tech platform/analytics team
Conditions for success
teacher engagement with analytics dashboards
integration across mixed-ability classes
Common failure modes
no independent measurement to confirm claimed exam-outcome gains
Commonly funded by
Own resources / municipal budget
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