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Ballet is the one thing Olivia and Tristan Currelly always agree on. Their hope is to become as successful as Megan and Robbie Fairchild, sibling principals in the New York City Ballet. “It would be wonderful if when we grew up we could join the same...

Zina Zuill’s heart broke the day her son brought home a report card full of Fs. No matter how much Solomon agonised over school work, his teachers kept asking him to “work harder”. “I fell into the trap of thinking he was just lazy,” said Dr Zuill. ...

Sedona-Sky Duffy loves everything about being on stage: the nervous excitement, the lights, the clapping. The 13-year-old is singing her first solo in Gilbert & Sullivan’s Magic of the Musicals next month. Surprisingly, she wasn’t always quite so en...

The nursery was filled with junk, unnecessary plastic toys that served no purpose. Forty children, all between the ages of 3 and 6, had the rule of the roost. They were having the time of their lives, running around and screaming; their teachers stru...

After a week in rural Honduras, Sophie Froud has a new appreciation for indoor plumbing. Outhouses were the norm in the remote villages she visited, and there was no running water. “When I got to Miami on my way back to Bermuda on Sunday it was a rea...

When Sarai Hines started teaching in England, the system bewildered her. From grading to student classification, everything was different. Then the 22-year-old realised she had an advantage ­— her own island culture. “We all forget what we have to b...

Rosemarie Kley has her Bermuda “rituals”. She wears a T-shirt purchased the trip before on every flight to the island. And she’s a regular at Coco Reef Resort, where she always stays in the same room. The New Jersey resident has been to the island 38...

The ink was barely dry on their marriage certificate when Charles and Ann Mulraine moved to Bermuda. It was 1962. They were fresh out of university and ready to start new lives together. The couple spent three idyllic years here before returning to ...

Andrew Roberts often joked about getting roped into Rotary. With his father and grandfather past presidents of the St George’s club, the outcome seemed inevitable. For years he put it off, and then dived in headfirst. The 36-year-old was named the ch...

Tyasha Kandassamy was knocked for a loop when her parents divorced. She was 19 and living in Barcelona, studying Spanish. An art workshop helped her to sort out her emotions. “I fell in love with art therapy,” the 30-year-old said. “Physical art can ...