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Before coming to know the Lord at the age of 32, Judith Brooks was a high school dropout, not sure of what her life’s purpose was. Then the divorced mother-of-two got to know God — and realised how much more was possible for her, both personally and ...

Last week 60 Primary Saltus students took a tour of The Royal Gazette. The students were split into three groups with teachers and chaperones. Each group interviewed Royal Gazette news reporter Simon Jones and had a tour of the print press. On tour...

Last month 29 Saltus SGY2 students went on a tour of Canadian universities. The students described the trip as informative, inspiring, educational, exhausting, helpful and exciting all at the same time. We asked the students to share their thoughts ...

Sheila Johnson believes in disciplining the old-fashioned way — the strap. “I was strict,” the 81-year-old laughed. “I don’t think I could be a teacher today. You can’t discipline children anymore and I’ve heard that parents aren’t supportive of te...

The sight of an old master was enough to change Michael Harding’s life. He began playing around with art materials; hand grinding his own paints. Before he knew it, he had a company. Michael Harding Art Formulas Ltd is today recognised worldwide as o...

Face-to-face communication is often defined as a mutual and significant exchange. Jim Hodge prefers to meet shoulder-to-shoulder. The consultant and coach in the field of philanthropy was on island last week to lead a workshop for the island’s non-pr...

The quality of a leader is reflected in the standards they set for themselves. My school has assisted in instilling in me the values of a great leader to guide me in the path of success. Being head girl of CedarBridge Academy during the twentieth ann...

The name CedarBridge Academy was decided via a competition. It symbolises the history of Bermuda because of the cedar trees, which are indigenous to Bermuda. Cedar is robust and attractive, hence the rich heritage of the “cedar” lives on. The bridg...

If you’re in a submarine, always remember to close the hatch before going down. Prospect Primary pupils learnt the lesson before they went on a virtual dive last week. Twenty-eight students used viewfinders hooked up to mobile phones. They got a 360-...

Warwick Academy Three Warwick Academy students, with nine years of public speaking and debating experience between them, last month travelled to Winnipeg, Canada to see who could speak the best. The girls, An Mei Daniels (13), McKenzie-Kohl Tuckett ...