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Harrington Sound Primary students are learning to think before they act — and are passing those lessons on to the public. Under the guidance of counsellor Suzette Bean, students at the school have been lining the streets outside the school and by Fla...

Bermuda’s public primary schools fell below international averages in the results of the most recent Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results. The figures, which date back to May of 2015, show Bermuda lagging behind in English, math and science compared ...

Four primary schools could face closure as part of the Bermuda Government’s School Reorganisation (Score) Plan but no decisions have yet been made. Parents and teachers yesterday voiced concerns over the possible closures of Gilbert Institute, Prospe...

New figures showing public school application and enrolment numbers have been obtained by The Royal Gazette, as parents await the results of a reorganisation of the state education system. An announcement on which schools are being considered for clo...

Last week we visited the replica of The Deliverance in St George’s. It is in a bad state due to the damage from the storm. The mast has been completely broken off and there are lots of leaks but they do not have money to fix everything. The guide to...

I invited Sir John to my social studies lesson after writing an assignment on his life. Here is an extract from my report: Let me introduce you to this man. His name is Sir John William David Swan, KBE. He was born on July 3, 1935, to two hardworking...

On our America’s Cup visit to St George’s we were invited to join the Gombeys dancing in the square. We felt so confident and a little nervous at the same time because a huge crowd surrounded our group. The leader of the Gombeys showed us how the dan...

Harrington Sound Primary has been collecting trash for Keep Bermuda Beautiful for the past five years. We selected several local areas and every term we go out to clean up Shelly Bay, John Smith’s Bay and the Harrington Sound dock. There seems to h...

Spirit Day at our school is a time when everyone is able to come in their house colours. Plus, we have special events and make up songs. This year my mom, who is an artist, painted my hair bright yellow and green. On my way to school I felt embarrass...

“No, No No Don’t do Drugs” This is the title of the song we created with our teachers for the Pride song competition. We did not win but we performed our song for a huge audience on the steps of City Hall last week. Ed Christopher, the town crier, gr...

On Sunday afternoon in Hamilton car park the America’s Cup racers put on an event where everyone who came could see them race on a giant screen. I was at the event with my nana, my dad, and my older sister, who is amazing even though we might have s...

A true passion for education, a drive to stay ahead of the game and a genuine love of children are some of the essential qualities that make a great teacher. This is the view of Harrington Sound Primary School teachers Kathy Pearman and Lynett George...