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A “quirky and compromising” Axa End-to-End went ahead to bolster Bermuda’s charitable sector despite a pandemic that almost put the 32nd event off for this year. Anne Mello, chairwoman of the AXA End-to-End board, said organisers were “delighted” to ...

School has become a family affair for three Bermudians abroad. Destiny and T.J. Smith and their sister Krystal Lowe all have a spot on the campus at the University of South Wales. Their mother, Lena Smith, led the charge. She took the four youngest o...

People told Raymond Brangman he’d never make it in life. In 2006 he dropped out of high school and was convinced he’d spend the rest of his working years stocking shelves at a grocery store. The Bermuda Sloop Foundation proved his salvation. “I did...

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...

Are you a bully? Doris DeCosta would be shocked if anyone answered yes to that question. She counsels bullies and people who have been bullied in the workplace and was surprised to learn just how few people recognise it as a problem. “It’s a topic t...

When Naseeha Talbot saw the girls practising archery, she knew she had to try. She wasn’t the only one — it was the most popular stop at last year’s International Day of the Girl event — but a year later she’s still at it. “There were a lot of people...

Marcus Smith is making his dreams come true in Manhattan. He’s a junior at New York University, studying drama and dance at the renowned Tisch School of the Arts. The National Dance Foundation of Bermuda is helping him on his way. For the second yea...

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...

It was supposed to be for fun — a memento for his friend to treasure after her trip to Bermuda. When Karriem Sharrieff shared the video on Facebook, it gained more than 6,000 views in under a week and more than 60 shares. “I was not expecting that at...