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Youth Parliament was founded in 1985 by a group of advisers who were striving to give Bermuda’s youth a voice. Twenty-six years later, Youth Parliament has come a long way. The organisation has grown so much with about 40 registered members. Now, wit...

Mandela the uniter December 1, 2011 Dear Sir, I watched the film “Invictus” last night despite a unanimous vote to disband the Springboks rugby team, Nelson Mandela persuades his party that keeping it will help unite his racially and economically div...

Fifty-three Dellwood Middle School students turned up wearing the wrong clothes yesterday, amid complaints about a new winter uniform being enforced when parents are short of cash. One father told The Royal Gazette he refused to buy a navy blue blaze...

November 26, 2011 Dear Sir, Elections are only a government promise away. It is a moment of gloom for all of us when we must distinguish between gradations of shoddy and decide the least shoddy. Elections in Bermuda are a time when pride-in-country g...

Students in hats, scarves and gloves excitedly competed with each other to see who had the most layers of clothing on as they waited at the gate of Victoria Park. “Four pairs of pants” was beaten by “my pyjama bottoms make five pairs of pants and th...

Warwick Academy is gearing up to celebrate the thousands of pupils who have passed through its doors since it was first founded in 1662. The school will be celebrating its 350th anniversary next year and the entire community is invited to join in wit...

The joy of seeing students come to school is what gets the current CedarBridge Academy Head Boy up in the mornings and that’s not just for Brownie points. He really does enjoy greeting his fellow students as they arrive. In fact Chiamo Knight, who we...

Anna Ridgeway, the Head of History in the Secondary Department of Saltus Grammar School, has set up a National Trust Club at school. Our theme for the year is ‘Connected Community,’ and so she thought it would be a good opportunity to connect the st...

Students and staff at CedarBridge came together yesterday to raise more than $2,000 for a fellow student’s leukaemia treatment. Nahgé O’Brien, 16, was diagnosed with leukaemia on Boxing Day last year. While he was able to return to CedarBridge in Sep...