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Divine intervention is how Ozzie Hinds describes his move from the police service to the beauty industry. He made the decision “overnight”, after flicking through the pages of a magazine. It wasn’t an entirely unfamiliar career; his wife Janet is a ...

The Five Fires are a group of musicians who decided to combine their musical talents to make covers of songs. Our group was formed in 2015 during a Year 6 music class when we were asked to do a musical performance in front of our class. We performed...

Secondary students took part in various activities and projects during the second annual STEAM Week at the end of term; each one encouraging students to seek new solutions to complex problems through the five components of STEAM: Science, Technology,...

Last month, 16 female students from The Bermuda High School (BHS) had an incredible opportunity never before offered to local students. Year 11 and IB1 students were invited to the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) campus to work ...

James Lee’s is a familiar face on the local fashion scene. He has contributed to the Bermuda Fashion Festival as a model, a hairstylist and a designer. The 27-year-old will take to the runway once again, for the Local Designer Show on July 14. He’s l...

The project was a simple one: have students make model boats and then track them as they make their way across the Atlantic. Shipping pilot Andrew Parish had the bright idea to pair the Bermuda Islander with the initiative. The container ship is now ...

Bermuda College has hosted its Trashion Show, in which students turn trash into treasure. AMY HARVEY, the organiser, talked to Young Observer about the event. Tell us a bit about the Trashion Show at Bermuda College? The Trashion show is intended t...

Lakeisha Burt got pregnant at 16. She knew exactly what people were thinking: she’d end up in a low-paying job doing nothing with her life. She didn’t let it get to her. The teenager was one of 26 students who received their GED from the Adult Educat...

Tyasha Kandassamy was knocked for a loop when her parents divorced. She was 19 and living in Barcelona, studying Spanish. An art workshop helped her to sort out her emotions. “I fell in love with art therapy,” the 30-year-old said. “Physical art can ...

Amy Palmer walked into design technology expecting that a box would be the most exciting thing she got to design. And then she received her assignment.The child’s desk she created for her GCSE project resembled half a doughnut and was accompanied by ...