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Prefects at Saltus Grammar School have taken the role of teachers as they aim to help educate younger students on the importance of accepting others. As part of the school year’s theme of ‘diversity and acceptance’, the prefects organised a Diversit...

Imagine England in the early 1950s. It was post-Second World War and young men who had grown up in that era of conflict were lost. The UK was experiencing an epidemic of Bermuda’s equivalent to our “youth sitting on the wall”. A significant number o...

Messages of racial harmony, living in peace and overcoming violence resonated through the halls of Dalton E. Tucker school yesterday as students celebrated the life and legacy of the late civil rights activist Martin Luther King. Primary pupils learn...

Hard work has paid off for 17-year-old Matthew Brady as the honour roll Mount St Agnes senior prepares for college abroad on a scholarship. “I have a life path, and it probably comes from my parents,” Matthew told The Royal Gazette. “If you put in th...

Students at Impact Mentoring Academy were given a hands-on experience in the hospitality industry last month at its second annual Impact Hotel event. The event, organised as part of the Bermuda Hospitality Institute’s Hospitality Skills, Life Skills ...

New scholarships and awards are being set up by the Ministry of Education. Minister Wayne Scott said in a statement today: “I am extremely proud to introduce a number of new scholarships and awards that reflect the diversity of Bermuda’s students. “W...

Senators Jeff Baron and Tinee Furbert called at Gilbert Institute to take part in Gang Resistance Education And Training graduation. Mr Baron, the national security minister, said connecting with young people can help them make the right choices as t...

Here are the top five reasons to pack your lunch — and snacks — at least twice a week: 1, Control. Do you ever wait in the lunch line only to find when you get to the front that you don’t like what they’re serving? So you reach for pizza again. A hea...

You may have heard that you should eat five servings of fruit and vegetables a day — which works out to a total of about 2½ cups. But experts actually recommend getting even more than that amount. There are no limits on the quantities of tasty fruits...

This week Young Observer focuses on healthy choices. Here are some healthy ideas for breakfast, snacks and school lunches to help you and the family make that fresh healthy start for the New Year. The web is full with healthy recipes just waiting for...

Each year PartnerRe sponsors the “Dollars for Hours” initiative which generously donates $30,000 to each participating public/private school throughout Bermuda. Each school is assigned a local non-profit charity and is charged with various tasks that...

Recently, our musicians from primary and secondary at BHS travelled to the Olde Towne of St George to perform during the National Trust Walkabout. The Olde Towne looked lovely with Xmas lights strung along all the little streets and Christmas trees i...