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BHS students hit high note with music exams

The Music Department of the Bermuda High School for Girls received some good news from the Royal Schools of Music in London this week — a 95 percent pass rate in the recent Theory of Music Examinations. An elated Mrs Caroline Davis, Head of Music at ...
May 29, 2014
Other

Ex-Saltus student’s global honour

A Bermudian student has been picked to attend a major conference on international relations and diplomacy in China. Danielle Lightbourn was picked from entries from the US and around the world after she shone at the Global Young Leaders Conference, h...
May 27, 2014
Young Observer

Somerfield Academy cleans up at Earth Day video contest

The Bermuda National Trust invited students to enter videos with themes titled The Ocean Around Us, A Green Hero and Sustainability and Local Food. Students submitted two to four minute videos and were judged on their creativity, production and their...
May 22, 2014
Young Observer

Howzat! Swedish students learn about cricket on visit to Saltus

Saltus Grammar School secondary students gave a warm Bermuda welcome to Swedish students from Öckerö Gymnasieskola who sailed in on the T/S Gunilla Sverige. Modern Foreign Languages teacher, Jane Fulford, coordinated their visit to Saltus as she did ...
May 22, 2014
Young Observer

BHS student body has backed Bring Back Our Girls campaign

The Bermuda High School for Girls has shown solidarity for the #BringBackOurGirls campaign. In class time this morning, students in the Secondary department investigated ways a hashtag can help a cause and brainstormed ideas for what they could do to...
May 22, 2014
Young Observer

Cara Mallon: Dicing with danger

The typical image of a woman is someone who stays home with the children and cooks, as well as cleans the house. However, the real truth is that women’s opportunities are changing for the better, and go-karting has been one of those many options for ...
May 22, 2014
Other

Warwick pair on verge of making history

With graduation in sight two Warwick Academy students are on the verge of an unprecedented achievement in the school’s history. For two years, Russell Conyers and Lindsay Fisher have jumped over a seemingly endless number of academic and administrati...
May 05, 2014
Young Observer

The Galapagos Islands — an amazing place

Eight and a half hours flying time away from Bermuda is another group of islands isolated out in the ocean, but this group of islands is on the Equator, off of the coast of Ecuador, sitting in the cool ocean currents of the Pacific Ocean. Over the sp...
May 01, 2014
Other

Students raise $1,000 for shark project

A group of young students who collected more than $1,000 for shark research will name the next animals tagged by the Bermuda Shark Project. The group of seven at the Bermuda High School for Girls presented veterinarian and diver Neil Burnie with a do...
May 01, 2014
Education

Taking a virtual tour

Students at Warwick Academy got a virtual round-the-world tour this week in celebration of their International Day. Lower primary pupils took special “passports” to seven continents, wearing clothes from the regions. The youngsters did an activity re...
Apr 25, 2014
Young Observer

History comes alive for students on US trip

A group of 37 excited Year 6 Saltus students, along with five staff members have visited Washington DC and Virginia on the annual History Trip. Students Kian Mooney and Caspar Ringsted commented: “At the American History Museum we saw the star spang...
Apr 24, 2014
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