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Young Observer met up with Mr Chris Crumpler, executive director of Impact Mentoring Academy last week in their new location at the old Berkeley Institute. Impact Mentoring Academy announced their inaugural IMPACT Campaign last week. The Impact C...

West Pembroke Primary is the first primary school in Bermuda to be awarded Green Flag status. At last week’s School Assembly, representatives from Greenrock and HSBC joined the students in their celebration. Mrs Jacobs, the Eco Club Co-ordinator at ...

Ms DeShield and Ms Frost made a commitment with their P3 class in September last year and they together created a class creed — “We are making a difference”. Last Friday at West Pembroke Primary School Assembly the P3 class marched to the stage to l...

Bermuda Montessori School follows the Montessori Method, which is a philosophy of education named after its founder Maria Montessori. Dr Montessori recognised that children have an innate curiosity and, therefore, sought to design materials that woul...

BHS had a successful weekend at the Spring Public Speaking and Debate Tournament. Secondary and middle school students took the top prizes in both the Public Speaking and Debate categories with an all BHS final in the Senior Debate class. Public Spe...

High school drama is an inherently risky venture. A stage play written for and with professional performers in mind is tailored for a set of brave students who perform it in front of their peers and family members. In this context, Chitty Chitty Bang...

The Bermuda National Trust looks forward to celebrating Earth Day on April 22 with a new collection of videos about Bermuda’s precious environment made by Bermuda’s students. Inspired by the Bermuda National Trust challenge, students will have brain...

Over the half-term break nine students from Warwick Academy’s IB Year 12 and 13 history classes went on a whirlwind trip to Berlin, German. Neville Carly, head of humanities and history teacher at Warwick recounted the trip of a lifetime. “After a lo...

Year 4 MSA students aged between nine and ten years joined us at The Royal Gazette last week for a tour of the building and to learn more about what it takes to produce a newspaper. The students are preparing to design their own newsletter for their...

My clarinet lesson from the world-famous musician Julian Bliss.During our midterm school break last week I went with my music teacher Dr Tully to a workshop put on by Mr Julian Bliss, the world-famous clarinetist who is here in Bermuda for the Bermud...