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The Earl of Wessex, Prince Edward, visited CedarBridge Academy on Friday, March 3 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award in Bermuda. He was accompanied by Governor John Rankin to greet the students and, more specifically, ...

Symbolic of life’s journey, May and Raleigh’s train ride across the United States from California to Kentucky during the Second World War is a passage of transition, leaving the past behind and approaching the next destination with not a little trepi...

CedarBridge Academy has worked assiduously on building two garden sheds for The Kids in Construction Building Competition, sponsored by the Construction Association of Bermuda, that took place on February 25. The sheds were designed and constructed i...

Walking into the United Nations is a surreal feeling. There is an undeniable presence in the building of all the influential leaders who have walked the same path I was walking. Each step I took represented the one step closer I was to making a diff...

Warwick Academy’s Year 13 IB art students have created a fantastic display of their exam work in the school’s main hall as part of their Practical Arts Department Showcase. The work itself was part of the examination process and will make up part of...

Keema Perry believes in helping people to find their power. She ran a part-time business, hawking her home-made beauty products, until she came across a website for self-help guru Lisa Nichols two years ago. It changed her life. “She kept using the w...

Duart sits on a half-acre lot in Fairylands, a stone’s throw from the centre of town. The four-bedroom house has a stand-alone cottage, and a large pool and patio that make it great for entertaining. There are water views from the upper floor of the ...

Shawn Brady formed Elevation hoping it would strike a chord with Toronto’s U2 fans. The group is now going into its fifteenth year; the longest-running tribute show of the popular Irish rock band to date. “We originally envisioned the band playing a...

Marie Tucker grew up on King Street, in the same spot the fire station sits today. Life in that part of town wasn’t so exciting in 1947. The then 16-year-old started a summer camp for kids in her backyard because she was bored. “I think I’ve always l...

Strictly speaking 12 Angry Men isn’t a courtroom drama at all since the action takes place in a jury room following a murder trial. But like the best plays in which a court setting is used to explore not just an individual crime but the greater ills...