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Last week Asha Ratteray was just a regular university student — then she got a call that changed her life. It was from the United States Embassy letting her know she was one of a select few students in Jamaica invited to meet President Barack Obama w...

Admission to one of the world’s top universities might intimidate anyone. Bermudians Alexa Virdi and Aliyyah Ahad found Oxford University quirky, and were delighted with the beautiful, old city it’s set in. Mrs Virdi is studying for her PhD in law, ...

Some people think the Island doesn’t have much in the way of cutting-edge fashion. Neal Jhay Morris is part of Moh’Tiv, a group of budding young designers hoping to change that perception. They’ll show off their collections as part of Capital Fashi...

Our Year 6 and Year 7 students had a fantastic living history lesson over the Easter holidays. They had the trip of a lifetime as they headed off to Washington, DC, Williamsburg and Jamestown. The first stop along the way was to the National Zoo wh...

The sun is a giant ball of burning gas 93 million miles away. It burns so brightly it warms us here on Earth and gives us energy. Because it’s so hot and bright, you might be surprised to learn that sometimes the sun has dark regions in its atmosphe...

There’s more to Bermuda than pink sand and golf courses. So believes Ashley Harris, the founder of Bermuda’s eco-friendly tour company Hidden Gems. The 31-year-old quit her job as a teacher to launch her business 18 months ago. She was never nervou...

Just before school finished for Easter, the senior and junior musicians from BHS paid a visit to Westmeath to perform for the seniors there. We received a very warm and friendly welcome from both seniors and staff when we arrived. We had flutes, viol...

A Special Art Exhibition attended by dozens of parents, staff, relatives and friends was held recently at Bermuda High School for Girls. Created and organised by the Senior International Baccalaureate Class, the Exhibition was the culmination of tw...

Ms Roberts and Mrs Rodday, Primary 3 teachers at St George’s Preparatory School, developed a Bermuda Map Project for the Social Studies curriculum. The Map project was based on the following criteria: — Label the map by Parishes — don’t forget to in...