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For the past few weeks, young swimmers from across Bermuda have been training and collecting charitable pledges in preparation for the annual Round the Sound swimming event. This Sunday the swimmers will be racing around Harrington Sound distances ra...

The Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival is back again for the third year since it first premiered in 2008. From October 18 to October 20 students from six local schools will perform two different plays each night. The festival will be complementing ...

"Inspiring, heartwarming and beautiful," are the adjectives Laura Ashton used to describe the posters depicting role models, heroes and positive influences created by local primary and middle school students as part of Rise Above Bermuda's "Each One,...

You can move an object that weighs 850,000 pounds with one finger. Really. This weighty object is a huge telescope-a radio telescope. Most telescopes are like really sharp eyes for looking at the light from stars and planets. This telescope is more l...

A keen horsewoman, Jay Lynn Hines, the Head Girl at Bermuda High School for Girls, rides two horses every day, and has been riding daily for the past ten years. She is so committed to her equestrian pursuits, that she spent seven weeks this summer ho...

Ready to display a variety of speed, agility and balance skills, scores of youngsters gathered at Prospect on Saturday, October 2 to participate in the opening event of Police Week 2010: a bicycle gymkhana. Gymkhana, derived from the Hindi-Urdu word ...

"Acting as role models for students and representing the school to the public" is how Warwick Academy head prefects Alex Brown and Che-lei Trott describe their newly-assumed responsibilities. The role has changed slightly, explained Alex, who was dep...

Among those participating in Keep Bermuda Beautiful's Marine Cleanup last Saturday were 10 groups comprising young people, including those from primary, middle and high schools, sports groups and a scout troop. The Paget Titans Youth Group undertook ...

The Bermuda Philharmonic Society's 'Rejouissance' for concert band was a family affair for trombonist Brianna Roach, who sat a few seats down from her dad, Conrad Roach, leader of the trumpet section, and next to her uncle Graham Maule, playing first...

Interested in the world around you? Think young people have something important to say? Think they should be heard? Then you may be the ideal candidate for the position of Young Observer reporter. A Young Observer reporter is a middle or high school ...