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Channa James, 20, fondly remembers her first mission trip. It was 2016 and she went to Haiti, with a group of volunteers, to complete a building project. The children in the Caribbean nation greeted them with such excitement; she couldn’t believe ho...

Somersfield Academy students Gregg Mwangi, Tatum Brewer, and Grayson Toogood have formed community project group Waves of Gratitude. Their goal is to “give back to the people who give in our community”. The students are going to highlight volunteers...

At 13, Noah Brady-Soares whispered a prayer to God for strength. His older sister, Ashlee Brady-Kelly, was a patient at Boston’s Children’s Hospital. Born with cerebral palsy, she also had hydrocephalus, a condition where fluid accumulates in the br...

Warwick Academy is incredibly proud of our students nominated for Bermuda’s Most Outstanding Teen Awards and especially our head girl Eryn Bhola who won the Academic Achievement award and Outstanding Overall award. Our students give up so much time ...

Obstetricians Wendy Woods, Terry Lynn Emery and Emma Robinson have brought thousands of babies into the world. With 60 years of experience between them, they’re now working with their second generation of mothers. Dr Emery, 58, said: “I love it when...

The 132nd session of the Bermuda Annual Conference of the AME Church was held at the Fairmont Southampton last week. Hosted by the AME Ministerial Alliance, it was overseen by the 118th elected and consecrated bishop, the Right Reverend Gregory Ingra...

Every year each foreign language teacher on the trip committee leads out in planning a foreign language trip at the Berkeley Institute. Previous years included going to Barcelona, London, Paris and last year to Lisbon and a few Spanish cities. In 20...

The first time LaToya Bridgewater tried yoga, things didn’t go so well. Out of 15 people, there was only one other person of colour. She had a hard time connecting. “I just didn’t see myself reflected in the class,” Ms Bridgewater said. “I felt unco...

Joshua Amar calls filmmaking his sandbox, a way to live out childhood fantasies and play in worlds that don’t exist. The American Film Institute graduate used the practice to explore his relationship with his older brother, who has Asperger’s. The re...

When Ryan Topple first started playing the saxophone, he was so bad his mother asked him to play in the garage for the sake of her ears. It was much the same for brothers Ross and Gareth Cooper. “On one hand, they wanted us to practice,” 13-year-old...