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Could you imagine what your life would be like if you did not know how to read, write or express your opinion? Life would be difficult. As we look at the purpose of education, it is important to realise that education goes deeper than tests, quizzes ...

Lyceum Preschool principal Sarah DeSilva is on a mission to convert a derelict area behind the school into an earth-friendly natural playing ground. Last week she brought together an experienced team to focus their time and energy on the project. S...

A planned performance of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night by Warwick Academy’s Year 11 had to be postponed last month because of the impact of Tropical Storm Fay and Hurricane Gonzalo. The play was part of the Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival. When th...

Learning the ropes, how to tack, jibe and capsize are the most significant things learned by the majority of the Prospect Primary P5 boys during the weeks since they began their sailing programme, based at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. But for Alex B...

Kameron and Kioshi Burgess, seventeen-year-old twins who attend the Berkeley Institute, have proved themselves to be two of Bermuda’s most promising young achievers over the past few years Throughout their teenage years they have participated in many...

With a lot of hard work and the generous donations of many Bermudians, Troy Hewey of The Education Centre, visited "the motherland", Ghana, Africa, this spring. He was not alone; fellow TEC students together with teachers Declan Harris and Lucinda Wo...

To the Bermuda High School for Girls, 2009 was a new year full of familiar faces, new year's resolutions, but one new teacher: Niamah Denbrook. She began her BHS career as a guidance counsellor in January of 2009, and was welcomed with smiling faces ...

December 1: Bermudians Against the Draft (BAD) were to take their case against conscription to the Privy Council – Bermuda's highest court of appeal. The campaigners vowed to fight on after losing their case in the Court of Appeal in November. This f...