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Young people across Bermuda have received practical training in the skills to make the grade in the Duke of Edinburgh Awards. The classes were given to participants in the open awards, which are for young people who do not get access to the programme...

Two Black ballerinas who dedicated their lives to dance were selected to represent the island as part of an international group committed to diversity in dance. Amaya Husband and Honor Stoneham-Caesar, both 12, said they were “excited” and “humbled” ...

Young entrepreneur Zayne Sinclair has pledged to give top notch customer service to his customers despite a string of problems. The 17-year-old owner of gardening business Sinclair’s Seed Sowing, now teaches people to maintain the vegetable gardens h...

Two schoolgirls who started an online service to connect volunteers with charities won a total of $6,000 in a competition for young entrepreneurs. Moya van Niekerk and Loré de Kock, both Bermuda High School pupils, wowed the judges of the Youth Pitch...

A young sailor forced to sit out a role in a 40,000-mile clipper race around the world is ready to get her sea legs again. Chanara Smith-Rookes, 21, was fast-tracked to represent Bermuda in the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race before it was...

A teenager will head to Costa Rica this month after he was given a chance to study overseas with all expenses paid by a global network of boarding schools. Jeremiah Samuels, 17, said he had been taking online classes with the United World Colleges si...

A would-be psychologist’s performance over a ten-month internship with a mental health clinic has earned him a scholarship from the practice. Christopher Jackson, 17, is to study for a degree in the subject at Eastern Michigan University and the cash...

Teamwork is equally as important as physical strength. That may just have been the biggest lesson learnt by a group of teenagers who spent three days on Spirit of Bermuda working towards the Silver level of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award...

A Bermudian student is to start her final year at an overseas boarding school as head girl. Adriana Malpas, 17, said that she would oversee events put on by prefects as part of her new role at the Trinity College School in Ontario, Canada. She added ...

A young woman labelled “unteachable” as a child has completed high school — with flying colours. Kai Smart, 17, graduated from King’s-Edgehill Boarding School in Nova Scotia, Canada, with straight A’s, despite a disorder that makes it difficult to un...

A graduate from the Bermuda High School for Girls is biding her time to go to a prestigious university in Britain next year. Erin Jones, 18, said that she hopes to study history at the University of Cambridge in the autumn as long as she stays on top...

The new head boy and head girl at a school have plans to keep up the community spirit while remote learning is in place. Noah da Silva and McKenzie-Kohl Tuckett, both 16, will help co-ordinate online social activities while shelter-in-place regulatio...