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Megan Sutcliffe, 12, has no small goals for her future: she wants to be either a Queen’s Counsel or the Prime Minister of Britain. To help her reach her goals, she is involved in a programme for gifted children Centre for Talented Youth (CTY). She a...

Bermudian Rebecca Faulkenberry, who was constantly singing and being a ‘drama queen’ as a child, has turned into a hit Broadway musical star. As a former Bermuda High School for Girls student, she says that all the school productions, regardless of t...

A new guide written by Rosemary Jones aims to help teachers bring five centuries of Bermuda history to life for students. ‘Bermuda Five Centuries Teachers Guide’ is the culmination of a larger Bermuda history project by Ms Jones, editorial director o...

On May 12 six Bermuda High School IB students along with a chaperone left Bermuda not completely sure of what the next two days would hold to attend a Model United Nations (MUN) Conference at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. The coun...

Perhaps the most memorable experience of the BHS Spanish immersion trip to Ecuador last month was the social project at the Foundation Ñeque y más ñeque. Located in Quito, Ecuador, the foundation acts as a safe haven for children at risk in El Comité...

Thirty-eight students of the class of 2011 graduated from Bermuda High School at a ceremony on the BHS lawn before a large audience of proud parents, family, teachers and friends, on May 25. Head of School, Mrs Linda Parker, encouraged the new gradua...

Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith stressed the importance of focusing on children’s development as she recognised the Week of the Young Child yesterday. In a ceremony on the steps of the City Hall, Dame Jennifer introduced the theme for the wee...

Scores of teachers have had their jobs axed as the Ministry of Education continues to try to slash millions of dollars from its budget. Emotional scenes took place at primary, middle and senior schools across the Island as principals told their staf...