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Lunch service had only just begun when the bread rolls ran out. Hungry patrons buzzed with irritation, before a young waitress appeared. “Don’t worry we’ve met a snag, more rolls will be coming shortly,” she told them, a little nervously. The diners ...

SGY1 students enjoyed a workshop with Up with People cast members. Alumnus SGY ’15 Zachary Kawaley-Lathan (second from left in front) has been touring with this group for the past year and heads for university in September.

Warwick Academy’s Alyssa Rowse and Matthew Oliviera, two 16-year-old Year 11 students, raced on three consecutive days in The Butterfield Bermuda Grand Prix in the adult categories — and they won! Association President, Mr Peter Dunne, had the follo...

The Bermuda High School became the first school in Bermuda to offer its students access to a world-renowned programme in 2005. Round Square is a worldwide association of schools that share a commitment, beyond academic excellence, to personal develo...

A total of 83 people turned out for the Saltus clean-up at John Smith’s Bay. Ms Erika Powell, Saltus Year 4 Teacher and Year Coordinator, organised the second of two cleanups this academic year at John Smith’s Bay as part of Keep Bermuda Beautiful’s ...

Eight Saltus teams completed the Qualifying Adventurous Journey for Duke of Edinburgh Bronze last weekend On April 22 and 23, eight teams of 43 Saltus Year 10 students completed the Qualifying Adventurous Journey for Duke of Edinburgh Bronze. Seconda...

Saltus Year 4 students thoroughly enjoyed studying all about Egyptians in Humanities. Mrs Sadeh’s 4S class put on an informative assembly on everything from mummification to hieroglyphics and even rapped about them (Mrs Sadeh found the rap on “floca...

Never in his wildest dreams did Harrison Isaac expect to start a family again, in his 60s. The semi-retired architectural services provider already had three children and six grandchildren. A 2011 trip to Manila, Philippines changed his life. “The...

As she wrote these words, “A great book is a person, a person whose essence, whose being you yearn to smother in,” cast in the middle of an essay, Afnan Farooqui, did not anticipate an invitation to a university. While searching online for prospectiv...

Bermuda College lecturer Edwin ME Smith was growing increasingly concerned. Fewer and fewer residents seemed able to identify Bermuda’s artists and their work. Whenever he asked the question — of friends, of his students — he got a handful of names i...