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The Clearwater Middle School Student Council held a book drive the week of March 14. We received just under 600 books to donate to various schools and organisations. We were excited to be able to assist different charities and schools which were happ...

Clearwater Middle School went on an educational trip to Paris and Barcelona last month. It was a group of about 25 children. The two foreign language teachers in our school and the librarian also joined us as chaperones. We caught a plane headed for ...

Tom Butterfield has cycled from one end of England to the other, run six marathons and shook thousands of hands to make his dream of having a museum showcasing Bermuda art a reality. And so this month he found it particularly satisfying to win the Vi...

As they meet up at their favourite park bench to swig from cans of Special Brew, drinking themselves to death is the only life they know. This is the harsh reality for the damaged souls featured in this realistic but rather harrowing portrayal of al...

A paean to the human spirit and celebration of the transforming power of music, ‘Kinshasa Symphony' follows the lives of the Congolese orchestra's members as they prepare for their biggest, most challenging concert featuring the works of classical co...

It was difficult for me to figure out what the appeal and purpose of ‘This Way of Life' was supposed to be. It's a documentary about a long-haired and unkempt Kiwi named Peter Karena dispensing his views on life against a backdrop of rugged scenery ...

The documentary ‘Living in Emergency: Stories of Doctors Without Borders' is a compelling film. It casts a realistic look at a non-government organisation's work in conflict zones of Africa and the toll it can take on aid workers. Filmmaker Mark Hop...

Can you name at least three female artists? Not many people can, according to filmmaker and artist Lynn Hershman Leeson. And she sees that as a big problem. In her slow-moving documentary ‘Women Art Revolution' she revisits the US art history, start...