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Shawn Ming never wanted to become a cook. He rebelled against the prospect from an early age, despite urgings from his father Fred, a popular chef who taught culinary arts at the Bermuda College. “I definitely did not want to take after my father,” t...

Carolyn Soares didn’t know how lucky she was until she went to South Africa. She taught English to 10-year-olds without computers or sufficient textbooks in Mpumalanga, eastern South Africa. Huge numbers of children were jammed into tiny classrooms i...

Are you between the ages of 11 and 18? If so, submit your film. The overall theme is ‘Local action, global impact: A community project on the world’. The Bermuda National Gallery is asking young film-makers to explore sustainable development by addr...

Gretchen Conyers realised she was different once she started elementary school. It was hard to pay attention and stay organised and she couldn’t read at the same level as her friends. She received a formal diagnosis at eight — attention deficit hype...

It’s been 18 years since Edward Durham retired, but the former football coach has not been forgotten. He trained members of the Pembroke Hamilton Club for five years. According to the 80-year-old, the instruction he gave wasn’t limited to the footba...

I have had occasion this past fortnight to go deep into my archives accumulated over my nearly 80 years as a journalist and historian. Today my feature is on Charles Eaton Burch, who etched his mark on the face of history as an academic, educator, po...

Kaden McMillion starts on a world tour next month with the Broadway hit Beauty and the Beast. It’s a dream come true for the eight-year-old, who’s only acted professionally for a year. His Bermudian mother Tonika Burgess-McMillion believes his love o...

BHS STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Art and Math) WEEK By Michelle Frumkin You know those pretty, glowing plastic necklaces that you wear for maybe a few hours at a party? Do you know what they look like after they’re been tossed in the ocean,...

This columnist, in many decades of writing hundreds of features, can count on one hand the number of times one was started with “I”. One exception, which appeared in the Mid-Ocean News on August 14, 2000, related to my having been awarded an MBE. I ...

Campers from the Youth Camera Action photography summer programme and Dany Pen, education and communication officer for the Bermuda National Gallery, joined us at The Royal Gazette for a tour of the press last week. Lilly DeCouto, 13, said that “the ...