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One of the Island's leading drug prevention activists this week emphasised the importance of drug education for Bermuda's youth. In a speech at Hamilton Rotary's weekly luncheon, Parent Resource Institute for Drug Education (PRIDE) executive director...

Part of its domain is filled with campers from the St. George's Community Centre. Students can be heard singing loudly and happily during any time of the day. Other times they may be as quiet as church mice. Students are often so busy enjoying activi...

In the world of pre-veterinarian work, Bermuda may have found a future leader. Jennifer Cabral, 18, has been chosen Saltus Grammar's top student. "I was really surprised when I found out that I had been chosen,'' she says. "It's an exciting honour.''...

The waters of Mangrove Bay were alive this summer with the sounds of teenagers learning the ropes of helming the smallest competitive sailing class. The Sandys Boat Club Optimist course has proven to be popular with parents and children interested in...

Basketball Camp experience. Freddie Evans is hosting his ninth annual basketball camp at CedarBridge Academy. This summer camp enjoys basketball for eight hours a day, five days a week. Students' day begin with warm-up exercises. Next, they are split...

With a list which is long in achievements it is easy to see why Bermuda High School for Girls chose Candace Jantzen-Marson as their top student. "It's nice to know that you've been recognised for achievements over the past few years,'' said the 17-ye...

Outward Bound was started in 1941 in Wales and was brought to Bermuda in the 1970s. Outward Bound helps to train students to be leaders and to work as a team. To attain such goals, students are involved in unusual activities. In one activity, 12 stud...

Shinika Holdipp was the only student to graduate with merit from the '99 graduating class at Bermuda College. This great achievement gave her the opportunity to work at the Stonington Beach Hotel. When managing consultant Leon O'Brien realised that h...