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In November I received the Young Citizen Award. Everyone in my class was given a paper and we had to vote for the person that we thought was a good citizen. This vote was to determine who we thought should get the Young Citizen Award. I voted for my ...

About 40 teachers and students now “feel a little lighter on top” after having their lovely locks chopped off for charity. The mammoth hair-cutting session brought tears and laughter to Bermuda High School for Girls as one person after another watch...

While most 11-year-old boys are playing football or video games, a special group of Dellwood Middle School students are mastering the art of mathematics. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity started an impressive programme last October teaching M1 students ho...

Meetings usually take a lot to organise the bigger the meeting, the bigger the effort. Imagine, then, a meeting of 2,000 high school students, many of them flying-or driving- in to New York from places often hundreds of miles away. It requires nothin...

Algebra can be bewildering to many children, but the first time Graydon Flatt’s mother showed him an algebraic equation, he understood in no time. He was five years old. He is now 13 and in Year 9 at Warwick Academy. Graydon has won the annual Cent...

Four young people have been helped further on the path to their own star on Hollywood Boulevard or name in neon on Broadway with the first scholarships to be presented by the Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival. Malachai Simmons and Rowan Vickers ha...

On July 2 at 8pm sharp, Junior Premier Players (formerly The Berkeley Players) will be presenting ‘That Was Then’ at the Leopards Club on Cedar Avenue, Hamilton. The play was written in 1998 by Patrice Frith Hayward and adapted by the Junior Premier ...

Two teenage musicians learned to “push themselves to the limit” when they took their talents to the international stage without much time to practice. Dylan Hollis, 15, and Willis Steede, 17, only had about 10 days to look over their music before the...