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Dalton E. Tucker Primary’s Trip to the Water Explorer International Conference Isaiah Williams (8 years old) and Lakai Drummond (9 years old) along with Ms Shanda Simmons, Deputy Principal and Mrs Moira Daniels, para-educator attended the Water Expl...

There was a time that if you needed an antique clock fixed, Arthur R. Tatem was your man. He spent 37 years repairing timepieces and machines with NCR Bermuda. When he retired in 1995, he found it difficult to give up the work. “I felt I was doing no...

The progenitor of Bermuda’s labour movement, E.F. Gordon, was this year honoured by the Roman Catholic Church with a Peace and Social Justice Award. The award was presented last Friday, some 61 years after his death on Wednesday, April 20, 1955, at a...

In 1944, my grandmother, Catherine “Katie” Charles Famous, died suddenly in her forties. Her husband was left to care for their 10 children in the wake of her passing. My grandfather, Charles “Charlie” Famous, spent most of his time tending to his f...

Quentin Sherlock Jr has a lot to thank golf for. He grew up playing in Bermuda, representing the island overseas and winning a golf scholarship to Alabama State University where he majored in psychology. The sport has taken him all over the world. No...

I first heard of Rubis “Fuelling for a Cause” project through the Warwick Academy development office and immediately realised that it was a wonderful opportunity to raise funds for the school and set out to encourage other sixth-form students to get ...

Zuhrah is a talented and promising upcoming artist. Deidre Shakir, Zuhrah’s mother, said: “Zuhrah has been drawing since about the age of 3 when she was given her first easel. “One day she asked Dad to draw a horse for her and realised that she cou...

Harry Jameson is 6 years old and attends Somerset Primary. Originally from New Zealand, Harry and his family arrived in Bermuda last year. Harry said: “I really like Somerset Primary and my favourite subject is maths and soccer is my favourite sport....

Last week before midterm, we did a Hallowe’en Concert at the Ramp along with other musicians from Primary and Secondary. We called ourselves the Hallowe’en Howlers because that is the name of one of the scary pieces that we performed. Also, it remind...

On October 21, Purvis Primary had a career fair in the morning, which consisted of various community workers speaking with the students about their career role. One of the community workers who came to visit was Michael Dunkley, the Premier. Mr Dunk...