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When you enter the name Michael Seresin into your favourite search engine you may think that the first things to pop up would be articles on the lovely wines that he makes — but this is not the case. Instead, we get references to Harry Potter, Grav...

The Bios ROV Challenge 2016 was a chance for every school to put one or more teams together to participate in a competition where the teams had to build an underwater robot out of PVC pipe. Each team had to complete a series of obstacles that involve...

Arising from their study of Human Rights as part of the Citizenship curriculum at Saltus, S10 students Sy McPeek and Hanna Percy decided to organise an Amnesty Club. Sy writes about the purpose of the club: “Hanna and I decided to start an Amnesty ...

At 72, Joan Butterfield could easily rest on her laurels. She’s produced and sold her art for close to 30 years; it sits in public and private collections around the world. She’s also served on the board of Caribana, the cultural festival held in To...

Sebastian Lee never expected to find much in common with a group of special-needs children. Until he volunteered at Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy, the 14-year-old didn’t know anybody with physical or mental challenges. “The biggest surprise was tha...

Science is one of my favourite subjects and the Jurassic period was quite interesting when I was younger. I thought, I knew almost everything there was to know about dinosaurs at my age. In March, my homeschool teacher taught a lesson from the Scien...

Angela Holton was devastated when her dog Kobi died. Instead of wallowing in her grief, she did something positive in memory of the 14-year-old Yorkshire Terrier: the New York real estate agent quit her job and started a business here. Love Sanctuar...

Have you ever been walking on a beach and stepped on a piece of trash? Have you thought, “Why don’t people just take the time to put their trash in the trash can?!” I have! That’s why, when my mum told me about a Plastic Tides event, I immediately s...

The Bermuda Homeschool Network is a diverse and inclusive network of families who have chosen to educate their children at home. The members use a wide selection of homeschooling methods, have a variety of philisophical and religious beliefs, and al...

Jessica Lightbourne laughed when she was called “white honky” and “blacky” as a child; the bizarre words didn’t match her identity. Joanne Wohlmuth’s black parents were considered “odd” because they had three “white” children. They shared their expe...