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St. David’s Primary 5 spent a considerable amount of time on their water project this term. Primary 5 student Kyesja Jones sat down with P5 teacher Mrs. Helen Greenberg to talk about the project. Kyesja: How did you get this idea? Mrs. Greenberg: I r...

The poet Emily Dickinson wrote, “Hope is a thing with feathers, that perches in your soul”. A group of students shared their own ideas about the nature of hope at the Bermuda National Gallery (BNG) recently. “Hope gives everyone a chance to be free,...

Bob Marley will be coming to Bermuda in January to entertain audiences, but he’ll be doing comedy not reggae. Comedy rockstar Bob Marley (his real name) will be part of the upcoming fifth annual Just for Laughs Bermuda comedy show lineup that also in...

I have been learning how to debate by my principal Mr.Thompson. When he first started teaching my class it seemed very easy but we were very wrong. First, we went over the points of the protocol one by one and went over the topic or motion that was ...

I have been chosen to be the captain of the bell choir at St. David’s Primary School. I would like to tell you all about the gold bells. Each one of the bells has a special meaning. Each bell makes a different sound. The bells were purchased from the...

The Primary 6 students of Kristi Foggo were looking at a pond habitat and the different animals found within this habitat and how the animals adapted. The students reported on their research in a series of non-chronological reports. Plants Jahleya Li...

Primary One students continue to share their writing experiences. The following is an excerpt from a shared writing piece they completed as a response to reading “The Biggest Pumpkin Ever”. “I grew a pumpkin. I watered it with sugar water. It grew b...