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I would like to spread the wonderful news of another Bermudian honoured abroad recently. Rose A. Wilson-Hill, the daughter of Mayville Wilson and the late Rudolph WR Wilson of Southampton, was recognised on October 27 at the Ohio State University. S...

Tamia Grant doesn’t mind flying through the air for Berkeley Institute’s production of Peter Pan but she’s a little nervous about the singing. The 17-year-old will play the title role in the senior school’s musical next week. “I have to sing a coupl...

Garita Coddington has been the principal of Francis Patton Primary School since September 2010. Married with two children, she went to Alabama A&M University, where she obtained her master’s of education in chemistry and teacher certification. She al...

Each year, Victor Scott School sets aside a couple of days to schedule their homecoming events and to celebrate the school’s rich history. One of their main events is the Alumni Heroes assembly, during which they honour three of their very own Cent...

Reading for pleasure is encouraged all year at all levels of primary school, but it is the main objective of Warwick Academy’s annual Primary Book Week. This year’s programme focused on the oral promotion of favourite titles and the pleasure of shari...

For many people, making a sandwich is a chore, but for Craig Dickens it’s an adventure. Mental challenges made it necessary for the 51-year-old to live with his mother for most of his life. A year ago he had the opportunity to move into a group home...

Surfing and yoga were all Eloisa Mayers had in mind when she went to Nicaragua four years ago. And then she came across her dream home in Granada, a city on the shores of Lake Nicaragua. It’s been two years since she opened Casa Lucia, the boutique ...

As a child, no one would have picked Benjamin “Benny” Sousa as a future millionaire. He had dropped out of school by the age of 10 and was packing shelves in a grocery store; he couldn’t read very well. “I refused to go to school because the children...

Growing up in the Philippines, Dustin Jose Francisco didn’t have many toys. His father struggled to raise a large family on a policeman’s salary. “When the first Transformers movie came out in 1986, I made my own robots out of cardboard,” said the 4...

Giving back feels good for the soul. That’s something Jennie Lee O’Donnell learnt eight years ago when she started volunteering for Kat Kids. The organisation raises funds for projects supporting children in need of food, shelter, healthcare or educ...