A charity set up to support people with multiple sclerosis held its first swimathon this weekend.
Organisers were delighted with the number of people who took to the water to raise funds for the MS Society of Bermuda.
Ellen Hollis, society president,...
How tall can students build a tower of cards without using tape, glue or other material? Find out the answer at this year’s Science Olympics which is scheduled for Saturday, March 17, starting at 10am at Mount Saint Agnes Academy. The friendly compet...
Almost 90 students at Saltus Grammar School are set to have their heads shaved on Friday to help raise $100,000 for St Baldrick’s.
It is the eleventh year the school has taken part and last year it raised more than $270,000 – making it one of the bi...
On Monday, March 12th Mount Saint Agnes students and staff shaved their heads to raise funds for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation and Bermuda Cancer & Health. This is MSA’s third time organising a St. Baldrick’s event and as of the event this morning, t...
DATE: Mar 13, 2018 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: News Staff
CedarBridge Academy students visited New York to take part in the United Nations International Schools Conference
Kasia Burgess-Bean wrote this article to summarise the trip:
This past week I had the amazing opportunity of being invited to the United...
Joshua Amar calls filmmaking his sandbox, a way to live out childhood fantasies and play in worlds that don’t exist.
The American Film Institute graduate used the practice to explore his relationship with his older brother, who has Asperger’s.
The re...
Whichever teams found their names on March Madness men’s basketball brackets across the United States yesterday, two things are certain: the overwhelming majority of the players will be black, and most of the handsomely compensated head coaches will ...
A message in a bottle found on a beach at the weekend was set adrift more than a thousand miles off the island almost four years ago.
Joseph Vallis stumbled across the unusual find as he helped to clean up mounds of trash at Bailey’s Bay on Saturday....
When Ryan Topple first started playing the saxophone, he was so bad his mother asked him to play in the garage for the sake of her ears.
It was much the same for brothers Ross and Gareth Cooper.
“On one hand, they wanted us to practice,” 13-year-old...
DATE: Mar 12, 2018 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jessie Moniz Hardy
There is no doubt that Bermuda is as free a country as can be found anywhere, but we should be aware that there are Bermudian busybodies on our case, and if successful, they will make us a little less free. All with the noble objective of telling us ...
