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Institute students who gave personal narratives exploring one's sense of identity. This week we continue with two others. Being a Bermudian is unquestionably a privilege. I have found this out in my travels to different countries. We, as Bermudians, ...

"I couldn't believe it!'' This was the response of Charlicia Henry when she found out she had been chosen top student from the Spice Valley Middle School. "My mother always said you don't know who's watching you, just do your best,'' Charlicia recal...

he crossover from primary school to secondary school was not so much easy or hard, but different. Primary school was a time where I felt not obligated to excel, but it was a priority. Besides the fact that my family basically pushed me to the limit t...

here in Bermuda as well as in New Jersey. Ms Robinson feels that through her experiences, living both here and abroad, has made her a diverse individual. This has forced her to recognise the differences in the two cultures and encouraged her to appre...

me. At a young age I acquired great knowledge about life, the good and the bad. I was taught to treat all people with respect regardless of race, sex, religion and cultural background. Along with that lesson came the harsh reality that there are peop...

relaxed. I realised the difference between Bermuda's atmosphere and all others. At that moment there was no eyes to watch me, no mouths to speak about me, and as I sat tears fell down my cheeks, not tears of sadness or anger, but of relief and joy. I...

Kianna Simmons is not only the outstanding teen of the year, she has also been chosen the top student at Bermuda Institute. Kianna, 17, is planning to purse a career specialising in paediatric surgery or trauma surgery -- with the intent on returning...

(CADET) programme at the Bermuda Regiment have shown that there is still light on the other side of the tunnel. They can make contributions to the community. That is the opinion of CADET's director Angela Fubler. "The primary goal is to change behavi...

their horizons on a recent trip to Canada. Thirty of the school's students from classes P4, P5 and P6, accompanied by principal Carol Stoneham, teachers Cidalia Soares-Chan, Annette Daniels and William Euler, and school counsellor Barbara Hollis flew...