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Caroline Aberhart arrived in Bermuda four years ago, with $11 in her pocket. Somehow she’d lost her wallet on the long journey from her native New Zealand. On the plus side, she had a job she relished. The clinical pharmacist is promoting her career ...

Warwick Academy Primary School is thrilled to have Lawrence and Jess Wild here this week. They are both experts on Big Writing and Drama and bring with them from the UK a vast wealth of knowledge. Big Writing is a teaching method, based in the Unite...

Chelsea Smith’s family moved five times when she was growing up. She changed schools every time they moved. Each time there were new friends to make and new routines to learn. “The experience was stressful,” said the 38-year-old. “Although I didn’t l...

Young Observer met with Mr Stowe and students at The Bermuda Technical Training School last week. The school currently offers the High School Completion Programme. The programme delivers alternative high school studies for students experiencing diff...

The vast majority of personal trainer Jeremy Smith’s clients weren’t athletes or gym rats. They were regular businessmen and women who struggled to find the time to work out. His solution? Beat the Desk, a website that offers exercise plans and nu...

Clearwater Middle School hosted a special assembly last week to name this year’s prefects and announce the head boy and head girl. • Head boy: Jacari Renfroe Age: 13 Former school: East End Primary. Favourite sports: football and basketball. Favou...

This term, Year Six students have been learning about refugees and migration. Last week, Year 6 had a special visitor, Stephen Castree. Mr Castree owns a company, the Development Initiative (TDI). TDI works around the world clearing mines in countri...

Young Observer met with Amara Richards and Anya West this week to congratulate them on being voted head student leaders at Somerset Primary. As a part of the voting process, the students were required to write and deliver a speech at assembly a week...

The reinsurance industry didn’t fit the bill for Hayley Evans. Law and accounting were similarly unappealing careers. She was a secondary student at Saltus Grammar School when everything fell into place. “I was drawn to the sciences and really liked ...

The football season has begun and we played Berkeley for our first game of the season. Historically, Berkeley has always been one of our toughest competitors and that proved to be the story again. The game started out very quickly, with both teams l...