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Last Saturday I thought to myself: Well, for the first time in a long time, I have no idea what my next column will be. As per norm, on Sunday I completed my exercise and other responsibilities, then I sat down to read something that makes my mind ti...

Children with special needs have benefited from free water therapy classes. Twelve children between the ages of two and 13 took part in a four-week series of sessions designed to make therapy fun as well as rewarding. The Aquatic Therapy Summer Progr...

More than 125 of the Island’s children are heading back to school after enjoying a summer of camp experiences courtesy of local insurers, the OIL Group of Companies. For the second year, the corporation donated $71,500 to the Coalition for the Protec...

In the car last week, my son giggled from the back seat and said, “ooh, my tooth fell out”. Now he’s a real practical joker. I knew all the wobbly ones were already gone. He’s nothing but gums up front, so I assumed he was just kidding. Until his lit...

The Bermuda Hospitality Institute is inviting children to take part in a special summer camp aimed at introducing them to the Island’s hospitality industry. The Miles of Smiles Summer Camp, open to children between the ages of eight and 13, will give...

The Centre on Philanthropy is urging new students and charities to step forward and join their Summer Intern Programme. The programme, launched last year in partnership with the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs, offers students between th...

A new guidebook book to help identify children at risk from potential health and well-being problems has been launched in Bermuda. The Child Development Programme (CDP) has spent the last two years getting the Red Flags Guidebook approved and into pr...

A recommendation that sex offenders be jailed for up to 32 months for serious cases of sexual exploitation has been described as “woefully inadequate” by a child protection agency. The Coalition for the Protection of Children (CPC) spoke out after Ch...