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Kaiya Richards ran out of money a year into her studies abroad. It was a huge setback but she returned to the Island determined she’d find a way to fulfil her goal of becoming an animal behaviour specialist. Two years later she’s still short of cash ...

Michael Walsh was in his mid-thirties before he found his place in life. He quit his job as a welder and became a full-time art teacher at the Bermuda College. Three years later, the 39-year-old considers it one of the best decisions he’s ever made....

One of the hardest moments in Nikia Augustus’s life was watching her young sons grapple with the death of their father. Kian and Kaya were 10 and 16 years old respectively, when Randall Ian Thompson died because of complications from diabetes in 201...

“Oh my God, we’re actually doing this!” This was the thought that kept running through Leidy Sinclair’s mind as she played her violin for BBC Radio 3 yesterday. The 22-year-old was performing as part of Halcyon Quartet, a group of string players. “I ...

Feeding children healthy food need not be difficult, even if they are picky eaters. Health coach April Godfrey tells clients that being prepared is key. The 40-year-old teaches healthy habits to families based on her studies at New York’s Institute...

Operation ReachBack struck a chord with Betsy Dunn. She was at a conference when she first heard about the US-based charity 18 years ago and knew it was something she wanted to be a part of. Operation ReachBack offers scholarships, mentoring and prof...

Bermuda’s getting a second chance with a popular youth group from the 1970s. The Interact Club helped a number of noted Bermudians get their start: Entertainer Bruce Barritt, Mid Atlantic Wellness COO Patrice Dill, businessman Wendell Brown and the l...

If a nanny is happy, nine times out of ten the children they care for will be as well. That’s the word from Calvina Simons, the founder of the Nanny Network of Bermuda. The 31-year-old launched the organisation back in 2013 with the aim of providin...

Mandarin anyone? It isn’t an easy language to learn but Hailey Quig can’t wait to give it a try. She’ll have plenty of opportunity. Come September, the 15-year-old will leave the Island for northwestern China for two years. It’s part of a cultural ex...

That thing that happens when your child passes an entire summer without picking up a book has an actual name. The Bermuda National Library calls it the “summer slide” and recommends their reading challenge as the perfect antidote. Local children who ...