November marks Native American Heritage Month, a time to honour the culture, history, and resilience of Native peoples. We recognise their contributions, reflect on historical injustices, and celebrate achievements through stories, music, festivals, and education, uplifting Native voices and traditions.
Somersfield Academy came together to celebrate its annual International Day of Peace, led by the newly appointed Student Leadership Council. The ceremony featured speeches by SLC President Dezirae Darrell, a moving performance of Songs of Freedom by Ameina Soares, and remarks from SLC Chair Yemaya Iris, highlighting peace, empathy, and inclusion.
On Wednesday, September 17, Somersfield Academy hosted a Grub Day, inviting students to exchange their uniforms for casual attire with a $2 donation. This simple gesture carried a significant purpose: together, our community raised nearly $700 in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters Bermuda.
At Somersfield Academy, learning goes far beyond the classroom walls. Education is not only about academic excellence but also about instilling values of responsibility, care, and stewardship for the world around us. One of the ways our school nurtures these values is through the Adopt a Zone Initiative.
Mental health challenges can affect anyone whether in middle school (M1–M3) or high school (M4–DP2) and recognising this is the first step toward helping ourselves and each other.
Somersfield students joined Director of Student Life Ms Tanisha Edwards at a CURB-hosted tribute to Dr Eva Hodgson, honouring her legacy of justice, education & truth. The school was recognised for supporting her vision—a powerful moment that reflects our mission in action.
In the spirit of this year’s Heritage Month theme, “The Future is Now,” students engaged with hands-on stations exploring Bermuda’s evolving identity. From sustainable agriculture and clean energy to cultural cornerstones like the Gombey and island architecture, the afternoon sessions sparked curiosity about how heritage and innovation can shape a thriving future for Bermuda.
From marbles to box sledding and jump rope to can stilts, our morning was filled with the vibrant energy of Bermuda’s traditional childhood games. These playful stations not only sparked laughter and collaboration but offered a window into the creative, outdoor play of the past—reminding us that meaningful fun doesn’t require a screen.
Our CH and LP students raced from “St. George’s” to “Hamilton” in the Somersfield Bermuda Day Mini Marathon! With big smiles, fast feet & roaring support, they brought the island spirit to our field. Congrats to all our runners—you made it a day to remember!
This month, we are celebrating Bermuda Heritage Month! We’re excited to welcome several local legends to our Bermuda Heritage Month Activity Day on May 22. Primary students will rotate through cultural stations and enjoy traditional Bermuda games, while Children’s House students will join in the fun with classic island favourites of their own.
