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There are more than thirty S1 and S2 girls in the First Saltus Rainbow Unit in the Lower Primary Department at Saltus Grammar School and they have been very busy. Last term, the Rainbows collected food, leashes, collars, toys, blankets, towels and m...

BHS Year 10 artists have worked tirelessly this week in their ten-hour end-of-year exam. After six weeks of preparation in their sketchbooks, students had to produce a final outcome over a period of two days under exam conditions. The group has produ...

Laylah Hassell, 13 What makes learning different at BCCL? We have breaks in between small group lessons and we can work in quiet spaces. I feel like I can be myself. What skills have you learnt at school that have helped you outside school? Our Soci...

The Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning, based at Brown Brangman Building in Hamilton, was created for children starting at the age of seven, who have been assessed and diagnosed with learning differences, such as dyslexia, auditory processing disor...

Young Observer had the opportunity to meet with The Berkeley Institute Prefect Members last week. We asked them if they had to do it all again, what would they tell your younger self. Larussy Romero Who do you salute? “I salute my mother: Evel...

CedarBridge Academy’s Personal Care and Dance in Society students in partnership with Impressions Hair & Nails Artistry, hosted their annual hair show on the night of Saturday, May 20. The show was held in CedarBridge’s Ruth Seaton James Auditorium ...

Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning teachers were recently contemplating how to inspire their students to create a non-fiction children’s information book. Rather than take the traditional route: providing them with a list of subjects, or a supply ...

Last Thursday May 18 Prospect Primary hosted their Second Annual Leaders and Legacy Day. Mrs Deanna DeShield was the Mistress of Ceremony. The Opening Prayer was read by Juanique Nisbett followed by a dance and musical selection performed by Lower ...

Over five days in April, three middle school students had the experience of a lifetime when they attended the Round Square of the Americas Conference in New York. Sabree Botelho, Year 9, Skye Oliveira, Year 9, and Maya Luthi, Year 7, all took part in...

A total of 28 Year 6 girls travelled to Washington DC with Mrs Renaud, Mrs Chlebek, Mrs Hillen and Miss Cordeiro on their first school trip. The girls visited historical monuments and memorials, museums and then explored Jamestown, Yorktown and Willi...