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The Front Street Mile was held under near perfect conditions on Friday night and the streets were lined with people there to cheer on the students and the other athletes competing. Oh, what a night it was! Warwick Academy had many students once aga...

One of the most popular apps among teens is Snapchat, which allows users to take a photo, send it, and then the image disappears on the other end after about ten seconds. Apps can be downloaded straight to smartphones, so it might be harder for pare...

They don’t allow footballs on the field during playtime at Victor Scott Primary School. The children were getting into too many fights over the balls. Principal Valerie Williams is hoping Bermuda national football team coach Andrew Bascome will help...

A technology camp for African students is soon to be brought home to Bermuda’s less fortunate youths. “It was a brilliant experience, for the children and for me,” said Darren Burchall, a local educator whose Great4Learning initiative just delivered ...

Sometimes the best things in life unfold by accident. The same is true for photography — according to Photini Ingham. The 19-year-old never leaves home without her camera and said she’s always finding unexpected beauty in the world around her. She...

String students toured the Island yesterday as part of preparations to play at Disney World next month. The Bermuda School of Music’s Suzuki Strings group gave four concerts at Somersfield Academy, Victor Scott Primary, St George’s Preparatory School...

Authorities tasked with tackling cyberbullying in Bermuda are becoming increasingly concerned over the prevalence of “sexting” among young pupils in schools. Police and staff from the Department of E-Commerce go into primary schools, as well as middl...

Teenager Madison Quig told Rotarians that in order to see a positive shift towards gender equality, they should elect more female leaders. Madison was one of three delegates chosen to represent the Interact Club at the Rotary International United Nat...

A one-day seminar for teenagers to learn about computer coding, the Holiday Hackathon, scored high marks with its student attendees. With the latest apps and mobiles games sweeping the world, the power and simplicity of modern programming are especia...

Dear Sir, Here is a simple question for 2016. If the British, Americans and Filipinos living abroad can vote, why can’t Bermudians? Canadians retain the right to vote from overseas, although under stricter guidelines — if you have lived outside of ...

The One Bermuda Alliance and the Progressive Labour Party are not the only ones debating issues facing the Island in the House of Assembly. Regularly, the Bermuda Youth Parliament pits a team led by the youth premier, Namrata Bisht, against another g...

Proud parents, guardians and mentors were treated to a special lunch at the Impact Hotel yesterday. The students of the Impact Mentoring Academy, an all-boys private school, planned a formal lunch at the imagined hotel after completing training with ...