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A three-times head boy has his eyes fixed on leading Bermuda in the future. Seon Tatem, 17, who has been head boy at his primary school and middle school, and now at the Berkeley Institute, wants to give back to his country by becoming premier. Seon,...

YouthNet’s mission is to empower students to make positive life choices through school-based mentoring. Adults and peers volunteer to support, guide, and be a friend to a young person for a period of at least one school year. By becoming part of the...

The Peer Mentoring Programme matches older students with their younger counterparts, within the same school or close by, to provide friendship and support. One of the most important influences on young people today is peer pressure. Too often, youn...

The Reading Mentoring Programme matches individuals or teams (from the community, business sector, and high school) with students in public primary school classrooms to strengthen literacy skills. Not only do the mentors help improve attitudes towar...

Jah-nai Smith will represent Bermuda in an upcoming faith conference after his flair for public speaking earned him the title of Youth of the Year. The 16-year-old won the accolade when he helped to lead a sermon at a Youth of the Year talent night d...

Myles Smith proved himself ready for showbusiness after directing, producing and performing in his first variety show. The 18-year-old CedarBridge Academy pupil organised the Diversity in Fine Arts show for the Career Pathway programme at his school...

The Youth Speaker of the House led his team to triumph in a Youth Parliament debate on the merits of the sugar tax. Robert Thomas, 16, and his team argued the proposition that the tax was a benefit to Bermuda and would improve public health. However,...

Youngsters from across the island showed off their talents at an Evening Light Pentecostal Church youth event. Dancers, musicians and performers as young as 8 demonstrated their skills to the church community in the third annual “What’s Love Got to d...

A primary school pupil is planning to use her love of singing to host a lip-sync battle in aid of charity. Saniyah Govia chose the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals because she has ambitions to become a veterinarian. The seven-year-old...

A good connection between the Government and phone firm BTC helped an apprentice take a step closer to his ambition of becoming a top technician. Jahkoté Webb, 22, was one of nine Bermudians who gained full-time employment with BTC after a three-year...

Zär’a Cardell hopes to write himself a bright future after discovering a passion for computer coding. The 22-year-old Warwick Academy graduate recently took part in an intensive course on the computer programming language of Python, with the support ...

A high school student will add another notch to her acting belt by appearing in her first major role in a school play. Lauren Mendes, 17, will play Donna in the Bermuda High School rendition of Mamma Mia! The play, which blends musical theatre with t...