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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...

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 ...

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...

Bald is beautiful! On March 14th, a record number of Saltus students and relatives had their heads shaved to raise funds for the St Baldrick’s Foundation. As of March 18th, Saltus participants had exceeded their goal of $120,000 and raised over $200...

With more than 80 students and relatives having their hair shaved off on St Baldrick’s Day, Saltus Grammar School has smashed through its original goal of raising $120,000 for the cancer charity. Last night the total pledged was nearly $200,000. Furt...

Saltus students raised more than $1,200 for the Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Trust’s “Why It Matters” campaign This year the theme at Saltus Grammar School is ‘Lend a Hand,’ and the Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Trust (BHCT) is one of several charitie...

In honour of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday, Mrs. Nichola Cunha’s Saltus Year 5 class presented an assembly on his life and asked the audience of staff, students and parents to think about what they are doing for others to make the world a better...

The Saltus Upper Primary newspaper, “What’s UP?” is written by S5 and S6 students. In the first meeting we had at least twenty-five S5 and S6 students! We meet every Tuesday at lunch time and talk about what we are going to write. Then, we get writin...

PartnerRe’s ‘Dollars For Hours: Youth & Community in Partnership’ is in its eighth year. This year eight local schools received $30,000 each upon completion of the assigned ‘Dollars For Hours’ project that pairs student volunteers with local charitie...