Twenty-three gold, five silver, seven bronze and three fourth place recognitions was the total medal haul of CedarBridge Academy athletes at the recent Special Olympics held in Newark, Delaware.
The Special Olympic team from CedarBridge Academy atten...
The young photographers involved in the Bermuda National Gallery’s Youth Camera Action (YCA) programme are exhibiting photographic works highlighting the different skills they learned from September 2011 to June 2012. The photographs on exhibit until...
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...
Every summer students descend upon the local business community in hopes of landing a job for a few months.
While most businesses welcome the youthful and temporary labour, some say that inappropriately dressed, instant messaging teenagers manning th...
Hi Kids!
Hope you all had a wonderful holiday weekend! Mine had its ups and downs. There's nothing like a really good downpour to let you know that you have a leak in your roof. On the plus side, a temporary indoor swimming pool is kinda fun. Anyway,...
DATE: Jun 21, 2012 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Nothing to do in Bermuda?
An industrial apprenticeship may not be easy but it is paying off for one Bermudian.
Andrew Francis, 23, has just been promoted to junior tradesman at car dealership HWP after five years as an apprentice in the firm's workshop.
Mr Francis recently re...
The saying, ‘the pen is mightier than the sword’, could well describe the creed that Dr Eva Hodgson lives by.
She has been using her pen to fight Bermuda’s racial ills since she was a teenager and in May, her efforts to improve her community were re...
RenaissanceRe has announced that the 2012 RenaissanceRe Undergraduate Scholarship has been awarded to Saltus Grammar School student, Daniel Pell. Mr Pell will be attending Waterloo University in the Fall to pursue a double degree in mathematics and b...
DATE: Jun 19, 2012 | CATEGORY: International Business |
Respected educator Shirley Pearman has been made a Member of the British Empire (MBE) by the Queen, in honour of her decades of service to teaching and the arts.
News of the awards came yesterday as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Also hon...
The family and friends of St John’s Church wrapped up an exciting “Great Story Week” last weekend with guest author and story teller, Bob Hartman, who visited local schools and led story telling at the church each afternoon under a tent at the Pembro...
