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Many people brought in their science projects to the science fair at Purvis Primary in the Jessie Purvis Assembly Hall on February 28. Children were asked questions, and they replied and showed how their project was made and what the projects was ma...

The largest stars are so big that they may be as much as two billion miles across. If a star that big were in the centre of our solar system, where the Sun is now, it would be so big that it would swallow up all the planets from Mercury to Saturn, in...

Saltus Year 9 Design and Technology students were assigned an architectural project with their choice of one of two topics: to create a new art museum for Bermuda, or to design an entrance for a new local hotel. In carrying out this assignment, the s...

The interconnection of all life was highlighted and celebrated at Somersfield Academy’s recent United Nations Day Celebration. The purpose behind the connected class projects was to expose students to global issues that are affecting people and the n...

While two young people were representing Bermuda in London for Commonwealth Day, other young people from across the Island gathered in the conference room of the XLGroup on Bermudiana Road to debate, share ideas and consider challenges and solutions ...

Live music fans were treated to a diverse and energetic evening of Irish-tinged entertainment at this month’s Bermuda Folk Club. A week before St Patrick’s Day, the club held its ever popular Irish Night last Saturday which attracted a good-sized aud...

Bermuda’s young people are urged to try out for an intensive summer performing arts programme that brings students from all over the Island together with the motto ‘curtains up, barriers down’. Auditions begin next month for Bermuda Glee, a ten-day m...

While some artists are interested in the big picture, Canadian artist Karen Phillips Curran is more interested in the architectural minutiae. Ms Curran lives in Ontario and first came to Bermuda looking for somewhere warm to paint. She has now been c...