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Warwick Academy is incredibly proud of our students nominated for Bermuda’s Most Outstanding Teen Awards and especially our head girl Eryn Bhola who won the Academic Achievement award and Outstanding Overall award. Our students give up so much time ...

Every year each foreign language teacher on the trip committee leads out in planning a foreign language trip at the Berkeley Institute. Previous years included going to Barcelona, London, Paris and last year to Lisbon and a few Spanish cities. In 20...

Somersfield Academy hosted its Montessori & Middle Years Programme Personal Project Exhibition last month. Students showcased their original pieces of work, which included an eco-friendly catamaran, a Spanish children’s book, a documentary on “why we...

Windlesham House School is set on 65 acres on the stunning South Downs in West Sussex, England. Several Bermudians have chosen Windlesham, which caters for children from 4 to 13 years of age and offers day and boarding options. Young Observer got...

Waves of Gratitude is made up of Somersfield Academy students Gregg Mwangi, Tatum brewer and Grayson Toogood. They will be writing over the next few weeks to bring awareness and celebrate volunteers in Bermuda. Below is their first article. Hello Be...

Harrington Sound Primary students have been celebrating the arrival of their new school mascot. Staff and students submitted a variety of ideas for a mascot but Harri Ray came out a clear winner. Ms Weeks, the principal, said: “The rays have a natu...

My name is Kaya Vogler and I’m 17 years old. After graduating, I plan on taking a gap year and then hope to attend a university in Switzerland to study physics. Once I have my degree I am hoping to get a job in research. Outside of school, I play t...

Young Observer is celebrating the class of 2018. Each week, we feature a different senior school and its graduating class. This week we salute the Mount Saint Agnes graduating students. The graduating class at Mount St Agnes were asked to share wha...

For each of our graduating classes, the final year at Mount Saint Agnes Academy is highlighted by school traditions that signify their steady progress towards completing their high school careers. Our grade 12 students have been anticipating these m...

Last week 60 Primary Saltus students took a tour of The Royal Gazette. The students were split into three groups with teachers and chaperones. Each group interviewed Royal Gazette news reporter Simon Jones and had a tour of the print press. On tour...