The Annual Primary Year 1-3 Holiday Concert was held in December. Entitled “The Magical Box”, the concert saw over 100 students sing, dance and act for parents, alumni and local nursery schools.
Quinnae Outerbridge ‘17 took an impressive 3rd in the Front Street Mile Senior School Division.
Doubles could be seen throughout the BHS hallways as students raised money for the Round Square Prince Alexander Fund on Twin Day.
BHS has three teams entered in this year’s KPMG Challenge and all three teams have invested differently. The challenge sees the teams submit investment portfolios and trade over the course of the school year. The school that wins is awarded $10,000, and at the time of printing one of the BHS teams was in first place.
Anu Chandrasekaran ‘13 and Rachel Soares ’13 were recognised by The Centre on Philanthropy as Young Philanthropist of Bermuda, placing second, for starting Bermuda’s first autistic playgroup, which has been extremely successful.
The Primary Department celebrated 100 days in school by counting and collecting objects by the hundred.
There was a buzz of excitement in the air on March 15th as the students went to the polls to vote in their new Head Students and Pillar Leaders. Candidates canvassed hard to earn their fellow students’ and staff votes and were given one last chance as they gave their speeches.
At the 2013 Outstanding Teens Ceremony on March 22, BHS students won outstanding females in five out of the 10 categories: (left to right)
Spiritual Leadership - Dominique
Rawlins; Community Service - Connie Campbell; Sports - Morgan Beckles; Performing Arts - Katie Ewles; Leadership - JayLynn Hines.
Torchbearer Spring 2013
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