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The P4 Woolridge creative writing class at Elliot Primary has shared some of the work of its students. They have written on topics such as animal cruelty, bullying, littering, scary movies, gun violence and immigration. Over the coming weeks we wil...

Asthma, it’s a common illness that’s not always so well managed. Part of the problem is that people don’t take advantage of all the knowledge on hand, believes paediatrician Richard Fulton. He and other experts will observe World Asthma Day on the st...

In recent decades, I have had tremendous opportunities to allude to Dr Dorothy Paynter Matthews as the doyenne of Bermuda’s hairdressers. The truth is this globe-trotting, twice-married mother of four has excelled in various other realms — as a nurse...

If the shoe fits, put it in an art show. That’s the view of Skye Kermode, Ethan Rogers and Elena Portius, who used 36 shoes to make an installation piece for the BSoA/Bermuda College student art exhibition. The shoes are hung with fishing line and ea...

Some students think out-of-the-box, BHS girls take the box apart and make it into an outfit. At least they do during the school’s annual Eco Runway show. The event encourages teams of students ages 11 to 17 years old, to make outfits and accessories ...

International Day proved to be a wonderful way for Warwick Academy students to celebrate the “Ag Show” day that couldn’t take place. The children were asked to come dressed in a national costume, colours of the flags of a country or a shirt that repr...

Intermediate 10+ Pinkney, Andrea Davis. The Red Pencil. New York: Little, Brown and Company, c2014. PIN After her tribal village is attacked by militants, Amira, a young Sudanese girl, must flee to safety at a refugee camp, where she finds hope and t...

Jamori Manders saw a classmate was being punched and kicked on the playground, and demanded the bullies cut it out. To his surprise they did. “I felt proud of myself when they let the person go,” he said. The 11-year-old learned conflict resolution t...