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Most Bermudians feel a justifiable familiarity with the iconic longtails that teem to the Island during the warmer months — apprentice conservationist Miguel Mejias gets to work alongside them. “Fieldwork involving the longtail does have its surpris...

Global citizen Alicia Kirby has gone around the world through her school’s participation in the international service programme Round Square. Fresh home from the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award gold expedition, Alicia’s passion for world affairs will also ...

After spending a year immersed in a foreign culture, Rotary exchange student Kellina Minors has returned home from Bolivia with her horizons expanded. “It’s a programme I would recommend for anyone to get involved in,” said the Warwick teen of the in...

Andrew Fleming already made history at CedarBridge Academy when he graduated with a near-perfect 3.98 grade point average — the school’s highest. On the strength of those marks, the Southampton teenager won the Robert Clements scholarship, sponsored ...

A Somerset teen who struggled with her grades and fought to overcome a speech impediment came in with the second-highest grades of the graduating CedarBridge Academy class. Ashley Johnson took principal’s honours for all four of her years at the scho...

Playing before a crowded US convention hall proved an adventure for young musicians Jade Balboda and Jordan DeShields. The two provided the lone Bermuda contingent for the Lions Club Youth Band, in the club’s latest convention in the US. The On Centr...

High-flying CedarBridge Academy graduate Jaret Simmons dreams of designing aircraft for Boeing at the end of his studies. Jaret has already made history at his school: the 16-year-old graduated with triple honours, after acing the required classes in...

Zebedee Wakely recognises that getting sharks off the menu in Bermuda is not going to be an easy task. “Bermudians love their shark hash,” the ten-year-old certified diver told The Royal Gazette. “I want to make sharks a protected species, or as much...

Playing his own music for the Governor as part of Bermuda’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations was in many ways just another gig for 16-year-old Hans-Peter Roser. The manager of the six-member Berkeley Institute band Simply Perfection, is kept “incredibly ...

June 4, 2012 Dear Sir, I’m writing to congratulate Mr Edward Stovell for his role on becoming a filmmaker that was featured in The Royal Gazette on Thursday, May 31, 2012. Mr Stovell, filmmaking seems to be your calling. You think about stories while...

“It’s a thrilling sport and an extreme sport,” said the Island’s youngest field hockey goalkeeper, 16-year-old Latonia Fray. “You have to have a lot of passion to play it. You have a lot of fun, too — and every year you can travel to different places...

For 18-year-old piano prodigy John Seymour, the path to fulfilling his musical dreams hasn’t come easy. “I have ambitions to do very great things in music,” he told The Royal Gazette. However, he admitted: “I’ve had educational struggles. Other than ...