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When I was born, I was deaf. However, my parents did not know until 13 months later. They were struggling a lot during that time and the news of my deafness made it even worse. They did not give up. Thanks to my parents’ persistence and speaking to ...

On Thursday, February 23, CedarBridge Academy held their annual “100 Men and Women on Campus Day”. The students were exposed to a variety of speakers, workshops and performances by fellow students as well as guests. The young women of CBA wore all ...

Last Tuesday was the beginning of Purvis Primary School’s 16th Annual Science Fair. The science fair projects are based on the Cambridge science curriculum, and highlight the students’ scientific knowledge and inquiry skills. Every student from Prim...

The artistic creations of Bermuda’s young students goes on proud display tomorrow with the opening of the 52nd Annual Primary School Exhibition at the Bermuda Society of Arts Gallery in City Hall. Cole Simons, the Minister of Education, is to open th...

The Ministry of Education is exploring the possibility of rebuilding Bermuda’s entire school infrastructure “from the ground up”, this newspaper has learnt. Outgoing education minister Wayne Scott thinks new purpose-built facilities could be built f...

There is perhaps no project more fulfilling than one that is close to your heart, and that can have a positive impact on both your future and the world around you. Students at Somersfield Academy had the opportunity to exhibit “personal projects” th...

Berkeley Institute principal Phyllis Curtis-Tweed is set to resign at the end of the academic year, the school’s governing body said. According to a statement, she made the decision to resign in order to pursue another professional opportunity. Dr Cu...

Michael Dunkley met a group of students yesterday to discuss the airport redevelopment project. The Premier and the Grade 3 Mount St Agnes students talked about the demand for the facility, its proposed location, the timeline for construction, and t...

The Berkeley Institute Dance Programme will hold its 6th Annual Dance Concert “New Era” on Friday, February 24 and Saturday, February 25, 2017 at 7pm in The Berkeley Institute cafetorium. Tickets are on sale in the school office; general tickets are...

During the Bermuda Festival, our music teacher Dr Derek Tully took us to City Hall to see a quartet called Fandango. The word means a lively Spanish dance and is a fun name for a group. We had to be there by 11am so we had our recess first in the mus...

Saltus Year 5 teacher, Ms Jill Roberts, trained S5 and S6 students to be Peer Mediators. According to Ms Roberts: “Peer Mediation is designed to allow trained students to help other students find positive ways to solve disagreements. One of the goal...