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The WPS Pride cheerleading team has been named the grand prize winner of the 2013 Bermuda’s Youth Got Talent competition. Each of the 13 girls on the team won an iPod Shuffle courtesy of iClick, while the team as a whole received $5,000. West Pembrok...

Over the past few days, The Royal Gazette has had the particular pleasure of highlighting some outstanding teenagers. Kaelyn Kastle, who at the age of 17, wrote ‘Why It Matters’ which promotes the new wing at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, an...

Almost 40 young people yesterday received Young Citizen Awards for their work towards creating a more just society. Families Minister Glenn Blakeney hosted a Young Citizen Awards Luncheon in honour of their work, but also to mark Universal Day of the...

For more than 30 years Cal Simons has been shaping the lives of many of Bermuda’s young people, not for rewards or accolades but because he genuinely cares. He impacted many youngsters during 25 years as a gym teacher at West End Primary and even aft...

Hot on the heels of a high-profile child sexual exploitation case, the Island’s first charity devoted to the issue launched its programme for certification in spotting, preventing and dealing with child sex abuse. “For us, this case is a tragedy,” sa...

It’s only February, but chances are if you have a school-age child you’re already agonising over what they’ll be doing this summer. To make the choice a little easier Saltus is holding a special summer camp fair on Friday. The annual fair is hosted b...

A group of students moved a step closer to realising their sporting dreams thanks to a $13,000 donation. The funds were raised through a memorial golf tournament in honour of Alan Oliver, who died in a motorcycle accident five years ago. His wife, Cr...