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In April our teacher decided to make our learning come alive. In a unit about economics and business, we had to create a business for our social studies project. First, we picked names out of a bag to see who our partners would be. Once in pairs, we ...

In November I received the Young Citizen Award. Everyone in my class was given a paper and we had to vote for the person that we thought was a good citizen. This vote was to determine who we thought should get the Young Citizen Award. I voted for my ...

About 40 teachers and students now “feel a little lighter on top” after having their lovely locks chopped off for charity. The mammoth hair-cutting session brought tears and laughter to Bermuda High School for Girls as one person after another watch...

Two teenage musicians learned to “push themselves to the limit” when they took their talents to the international stage without much time to practice. Dylan Hollis, 15, and Willis Steede, 17, only had about 10 days to look over their music before the...

Schoolchildren have learned the importance that people “who ride around on rental bikes” have on Bermuda’s economy. Eight to ten-year-olds at Harrington Sound Primary have gone from knowing nothing to everything about tourism in just a couple of mon...

The unveiling of a memorial honouring a six-year-old who tragically died in 2003 brought her mother to tears yesterday. Margret Moore said the plaque perfectly captured her daughter Tyaisha Cox’s smile something her family misses most. “She was alwa...

Mount St Agnes Academy (MSA) is now in the final stages of adopting a new curriculum, according to school principal Susan Moench. She told Hamilton Rotary Club that the widely-accepted Alberta curriculum suited a school where the majority of students...

Kameron and Kioshi Burgess, seventeen-year-old twins who attend the Berkeley Institute, have proved themselves to be two of Bermuda’s most promising young achievers over the past few years Throughout their teenage years they have participated in many...

Students at Warwick Academy have learned about the Freedom Riders who took a heroic stand against segregation and racist hatred. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Rides, more than 100 students, parents and staff came together to lea...

Two ex-students were among the politicians who gave heartfelt tributes to former Warwick Academy headteacher Joseph (Zacky) Marshall. Dr Marshall died aged 83 after serving as Warwick Academy headteacher from 1972 until his retirement in 1987. Politi...