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Somerset Primary will launch their Literacy Pro Programme tomorrow, Friday, November 20. Formerly called Reading Counts, the programme helps develop reading and comprehension skills. From some P2 students through to P6, students will be focusing on...

Young Observer met with Amara Richards and Anya West this week to congratulate them on being voted head student leaders at Somerset Primary. As a part of the voting process, the students were required to write and deliver a speech at assembly a week...

Last Friday four students from Somerset Primary — Jeremiah Hayward, JahZion Trott-Saltus, Dayla Richards and Akeira Trott-Saltus — were celebrated for their behaviour on the bus. Ms Young, a member of the community, phoned the school to say how imp...

The Somerset Primary mission is to provide quality education in a caring environment that will recognise the various cultural, intellectual and social differences of students with the sole aim of developing the whole child Intellectually, Physically,...

BuzzBee welcomes students back to school with their Principal Mr Osborne. BuzzBee is the new Somerset Primary PTA mascot for the school. The Somerset Primary PTA is busy preparing for a Carnival entitled The Character within Me. The Carnival will b...

P4 students from Somerset Primary toured The Royal Gazette’s offices last week. They learned about the history of the paper and how it is produced. Several of the students gave a few thoughts on their visit. Harry Berry, eight, said: “Today I was at ...

Premier Michael Dunkley attended the latest round of the Gang Resistance Education And Training (GREAT) graduations at Somerset and West End primary schools yesterday. “The goal of the programme is to help students practise developing positive solu...

On Thursday last week Somerset Primary was a buzz of excitement. Mrs. Shannalee Aberdeen the School Counselor coordinated a Career Fair for the children. A variety of community workers spoke to the children, ages five through 11 about their career r...

Somerset Primary celebrated the Egg Drop Competition at the end of March. An egg drop is when people wrap up eggs and try to protect them from a large fall. But the egg drop was not the only “eggciting” thing about that day. We also had kite flying. ...

In February P6 Siese went to Spittal Pond to learn about the different types of habitats in Bermuda and the living things that reside there. It was a cloudy Thursday, and Mrs Siese was worried it might rain. We got off the bus, and ate our lunch. The...