The first member of her family to go to college, Shallette Spencer is now a straight-A actuarial science student at Georgia State University.
The 21-year-old, from Devonshire, will start her junior year next month at the Atlanta establishment, after ...
A young Bermudian theatre student is putting on a production for one day only to help to fund his education.
Marcus Arjai Smith is bringing his “variety and visual show” to St Paul AME Centennial Hall today to raise money for his return to New York t...
DATE: Dec 28, 2015 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
Educational charity Knowledge Quest held its twice-yearly party last week, uniting past and present scholarship recipients with donors to the cause.
Founded in 2001, the organisation supports higher education for academically capable Bermudians of l...
Dear Sir,
Here is a simple question for 2016. If the British, Americans and Filipinos living abroad can vote, why can’t Bermudians?
Canadians retain the right to vote from overseas, although under stricter guidelines — if you have lived outside of ...
DATE: Dec 28, 2015 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
Warwick Academy IB students recently took part in the 2015 PartnerRe “Dollars for Hours” programme.
Each year, PartnerRe generously donates $30,000 to individual schools after completing a selected project for a registered charity.
This year, Warwi...
Bermuda High School Year 7s donated toys to the Coalition for the Protection of Children last week, and the Year 6s all undertook to do chores at home for a good cause, raising more than $900 to purchase toys for the Toys for Tots charity campaign.
The entire faculty at Bermuda High School collected donations for the Eliza DoLittle Society, which were handed over last Thursday. Primary and secondary students presented their efforts to Carol Paynter, the executive director of the charity.
The Warwick Academy primary poetry competition was organised by the Year 6 extension literary group.
This year there were three categories: Years 1 and 2, Years 3 and 4, and Years 5 and 6.
There were many entries and Miss Taylor, the head of Englis...
The Hackathon, Bermuda’s home-grown computer coding symposium, has proved a holiday hit in its second year.
Yesterday’s free course, from the non-profit group Code 411, took 80 teens on a blast-off introduction to programming, courtesy of self-taught...
DATE: Dec 24, 2015 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
We were very excited to perform for the seniors at Westmeath this week. We have been practising lots of Christmas carols for our music ensembles and everyone wore their Santa hats. It was nice going in to see them all.
We had our BHS musicians from ...
