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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...

It was a brilliant start to the week when over 40 student musicians from Saltus Grammar School’s Secondary Department entertained morning commuters with Christmas carols this past Monday. They were a credit to their music teachers. Santa, accompanied...

Saltus Foundation Year students sang and danced their way through performances of ‘The Postman Pat’s Special Delivery’ last week making their dedicated teachers proud. The School’s theme this year is ‘Lend a Hand’ and during each of the wonderful per...

Saltus students S6 Caleb McDowall and S8 Zoe Skinner were among students from across the Island presented with Young Citizen Awards at a luncheon on the Universal Day of the Child. They were chosen for their willingness to lend a hand, as well as kin...

Saltus Grammar School parents have drawn up an online petition to keep a music teacher after the school decided against renewing his contract. As of yesterday afternoon, more than 100 people had signed the petition, which urges the school to reconsid...

Sixty-three Year 10 Saltus students completed the practice expedition for their Duke of Edinburgh Bronze the weekend of November 8th and 9th. Saltus Head of Geography, Mr. Peter Martin, coordinates the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze level programme at Salt...

“Team Saltus” won the BF&M “School Spirit Award” for raising the most money in connection with the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s annual Breast Cancer Fun Walk on October 16th (approximately six staff and 50 Secondary students were on the team)....

Making Hunger History photo caption By Cynthia Barnes Over two weeks, Saltus students from Foundation Year through Saltus Graduate Years brought in non-perishable food for the Eliza DoLittle Society’s Making Hunger History initiative. Pictured are U...