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With Christmas around the corner let me wish all my readers a very Happy Christmas and belated Hannukah greetings. When I was in my bridge obsessed days, I looked forward to these holidays with mixed feelings. I loved the celebrations and all that ca...

It was one of Victoria Benevides’s last wishes to have her children “rock the bald”. Payton, Isabella and Ethan Benevides Mora were happy to oblige. The siblings signed up for St Baldrick’s after their mother died of bile duct cancer on January 23, a...

Last week 60 Primary Saltus students took a tour of The Royal Gazette. The students were split into three groups with teachers and chaperones. Each group interviewed Royal Gazette news reporter Simon Jones and had a tour of the print press. On tour...

Over the summer holidays Young Observer will be featuring highlights of the school year in our Year in Review series. In September CedarBridge Academy will be celebrating their 20th anniversary. Thrilled to receive royal visit The Earl of Wessex, Pri...

Over the summer holidays Young Observer will be featuring highlights of the school year in some of our middle and senior schools in our “Year in Review” series. This year Somersfield Academy has been celebrating their 25th anniversary. Montessori Ed...

CedarBridge Academy has worked assiduously on building two garden sheds for The Kids in Construction Building Competition, sponsored by the Construction Association of Bermuda, that took place on February 25. The sheds were designed and constructed i...

Saltus Year 5 teacher, Ms Jill Roberts, trained S5 and S6 students to be Peer Mediators. According to Ms Roberts: “Peer Mediation is designed to allow trained students to help other students find positive ways to solve disagreements. One of the goal...

Bermuda’s children are young researchers inquiring into how the world works. In Government preschools The Inquiring Minds framework produced by the Ministry of Education for Early Childhood Education sets out how teachers will use inquiry to advance ...

In a strong display of putting theory into practice, McLaren Lowe went off the deep end. The design and technology teacher was making good on a promise to his students — that he would leap off the high dive if they won the annual Underwater Robotics ...

What could be better than death by bacon? Bermuda’s bacon lovers are sticking by the breakfast staple despite the World Health Organization’s warning that it’s no better for you than asbestos or cigarettes. The nitrates in the processed meat are said...