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Penny Saltus cannot walk down the street without hearing a child singing out: “Hi, Aunt Penny!” Children call it from bus windows, in the street, in the grocery store. A hug often follows. In the past 33 years, Ms Saltus has worked with hundreds of ...

Every night, before she goes to bed, Emma Outteridge checks the forecast. Weather has long determined the course of the day for the wife of Artemis skipper Nathan Outteridge. However, she is less inclined to leave things to fate with Kaaso, the prima...

Twenty years ago, Kristin White was pregnant with her son. Her teachers at the Berkeley Institute helped her through it. Thirty years prior, Elton Richardson was in a class of about 25 “musically inclined” students at the school. The 67-year-old bel...

Human migration is the process where individuals enter the boundaries of a country of which they are not citizens with the intention of becoming a permanent resident. Currently, more than 70 million people have been forced out of their native countri...

Five students from CedarBridge Academy attended a youth summit in mid-March, themed “A Peace Building Commonwealth”, at XL-Catlin Ltd on Commonwealth Day. The purpose of this event was to help the students in the most positive and productive way, by ...

Eight CedarBridge Academy students travelled to the United Nations International School-UN Conference — topic: “Migration Crossing the Line” — where they learnt a lot about group work and how to give and work as a team during the duration of the trip...

The UN defines an international migrant as “any person who changes his or her country of usual residence”. There is an estimated 191 million immigrants in the world, a number that is almost twice what it was 50 years ago. Some 60 per cent of the wor...

My experience attending the 2017 United Nations conference was unforgettable. Attending this conference really opened my eyes beyond Bermuda and the rest of the world. This year’s topic was “Migration: Crossing the Line”. I gained a wealth of knowle...

It’s hard for children in Bermuda to imagine life in the Arctic. It’s over 3,000 miles away, and a lot colder. Northlands Primary principal Charles Joyiens had to do a lot of explaining when he told students they’d Skype with someone there. “They k...

Patricia Deane-Gray isn’t the type to suffer fools gladly. If you’re coming for a visit you better be able to talk ballet; it’s her passion. The 82-year-old has been teaching dance for 62 years. “I’ve taught thousands of students over the years,” sh...