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Students at Saltus received valuable history lessons as the school’s first black student spoke at the annual Founder’s Day ceremony yesterday. Speaking in St John’s Anglican Church, Gil Tucker, also the first black Saltus head boy and current chairma...

More than 170 students performed in Saltus Grammar School’s annual Ruth Henderson Memorial Concert in Victoria Park on May 26th. Ruth Henderson, who was a long-time organist and choir director of the Anglican Cathedral and former head of music at Sa...

Saltus Grammar School is going solar in a mission to reduce energy costs and become more environmentally conscious. This summer, the school will install 212 SunPower panels that will produce approximately 100,000 kilowatt hours per year and supply en...

She may have qualified for the Olympics and been selected to race for Bermuda in the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup, but like any student Cecilia Wollmann still has exams to take. This week the Saltus Grammar School student will sit down with her class...

A shipping line’s generosity has helped 20 students enjoy a week of thrills on the high seas on board the Spirit of Bermuda. Bermuda Container Line donated more than $6,600 to Saltus Grammar School that allowed pupils to experience a weeklong adventu...

SGY1 students enjoyed a workshop with Up with People cast members. Alumnus SGY ’15 Zachary Kawaley-Lathan (second from left in front) has been touring with this group for the past year and heads for university in September.

A total of 83 people turned out for the Saltus clean-up at John Smith’s Bay. Ms Erika Powell, Saltus Year 4 Teacher and Year Coordinator, organised the second of two cleanups this academic year at John Smith’s Bay as part of Keep Bermuda Beautiful’s ...

Eight Saltus teams completed the Qualifying Adventurous Journey for Duke of Edinburgh Bronze last weekend On April 22 and 23, eight teams of 43 Saltus Year 10 students completed the Qualifying Adventurous Journey for Duke of Edinburgh Bronze. Seconda...

Saltus Year 4 students thoroughly enjoyed studying all about Egyptians in Humanities. Mrs Sadeh’s 4S class put on an informative assembly on everything from mummification to hieroglyphics and even rapped about them (Mrs Sadeh found the rap on “floca...

Bald for a cause: Saltus shavees have raised more than $226,000 so far this year for childhood cancer research funded by the St Baldrick’s Foundation. On March 18, more than 100 had their heads shaved in the Alumni Hall at Saltus Grammar School to ra...

Bermuda’s young rugby players showcased their talents at the fifth annual Beyond Rugby Championship Day last Wednesday. Talented boys and girls from the island’s middle and high schools took part in the event, which marked the final school tournamen...

When Magnus Henneberger shaves his head for St Baldrick’s it will be the sixth time in a row the 13-year-old Saltus Grammar School student has lost his locks. But Magnus’s exploits are grounded in the reality of having two people very close to him wh...