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Today Bermuda Conference Women’s Missionary Society of the AME Church concludes a three-part series, The Learning Experience, at St Paul AME Church at 8.45am. The event is based on the theme: Transformed — To Make a Difference (Romans 12:1-2). Ticke...

Running a successful fashion line takes a lot of hard work and dedication. A few celebrity endorsements don’t hurt either. Bermudian Gemma Shane launched Pum Pum Socks with Jamaican stylist Savannah Baker last November. Their frilly footwear collec...

Amanda Harkness’s preschoolers did not understand the link between vegetables and gardens. The Kaleidoscope students thought all their food came from container ships, and were surprised to learn it could be grown in their backyard. “Children today ar...

As you are relaxing and reading this, you have no idea how hard I will be working. On this Friday morning I will be attending seminars on fine burgundy, barolos, a top Napa Valley Estate and then finishing with Spain. Lunch will be hosted by winerie...

Described by his friends as fun, friendly and encouraging, 14-year-old Cole Eicher has been through a lot more than most children his age. After receiving a diagnosis of medulloblastoma, a brain tumour located in the lower, rear portion of the brain...

Clearwater Middle School hosted a special assembly last week to name this year’s prefects and announce the head boy and head girl. • Head boy: Jacari Renfroe Age: 13 Former school: East End Primary. Favourite sports: football and basketball. Favou...

This term, Year Six students have been learning about refugees and migration. Last week, Year 6 had a special visitor, Stephen Castree. Mr Castree owns a company, the Development Initiative (TDI). TDI works around the world clearing mines in countri...

Young Observer met with Amara Richards and Anya West this week to congratulate them on being voted head student leaders at Somerset Primary. As a part of the voting process, the students were required to write and deliver a speech at assembly a week...

The reinsurance industry didn’t fit the bill for Hayley Evans. Law and accounting were similarly unappealing careers. She was a secondary student at Saltus Grammar School when everything fell into place. “I was drawn to the sciences and really liked ...

The football season has begun and we played Berkeley for our first game of the season. Historically, Berkeley has always been one of our toughest competitors and that proved to be the story again. The game started out very quickly, with both teams l...