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While some Bermudians would likely turn up their nose at the thought of eating walrus, seal or polar bear for dinner, one local anthropologist suggests our diets might have more in common with Inuit communities than we think. Bermudian scientist Dr ...

Bermudian war veteran Philip Lamb, who died earlier this year, is being honoured in a new exhibition at the Royal Air Force (RAF) Museum in London. The exhibition entitled ‘Pilots of the Caribbean’ opened earlier this month and recognises volunteers ...

Literature comes to life and takes over the Primary Department of Warwick Academy during the week of November 11. This year, Book Week will celebrate the most lovely and heartwarming book:‘The Flower Man’ by Mark Lundy. In this wonderful, wordless pi...

Saltus defended their middle school girls six-a-side title after defeating Sandys 2-1 in the final. Leilanni Nesbeth scored two first-half goals for the defending champions. Tae-Eja Bean cut the lead early in the second half but Saltus hung on the cl...

The week starting October 21 saw the 18th BHS annual Maths Science Week, during which time students were able to combine their knowledge in these two subject areas, using both their creative and problem-solving skills. Some excellent collaborative ...

Our tour to Charlotte was a beneficiary trip in many aspects. We played a variety of violin concerts including practices with the Northwest School of the Arts and afternoon musical enrichment programme at the Winterfield Elementary School, both coach...

There’s a comet barrelling toward our sun at breakneck speed. What happens when it gets there is anybody’s guess. Chances are good that it ends up being quite a show, though. Comet ISON is slowly warming as it hurls itself toward the centre of our so...

When Phillip Rego first visited Haiti it was with the idea of helping out “a bit”. Five years later, he has a charity Feed My Lambs Ministry that runs an orphanage, a school and a clinic helping hundreds of Haitian children in desperate need. Mr Rego...