Somersfield Academy News
Somersfield's Shamar Morris to Feature in James Richardson's Debut CD Concert
Fourteen-year-old Shamar Morris, a Somersfield Academy student, is excited to showcase his violin and piano talents at James Richardson’s debut CD concert. Shamar aims to inspire his peers to see music as a valuable pursuit and not just a "not cool" option.
Somersfield Academy's Modern Take on Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’
Somersfield Academy’s Twelfth Night reimagines Shakespeare's comedy with a modern twist, set in a school before prom. Viola, disguised as Cesario, woos Olivia for Duke Orsino, leading to a tangled love triangle with mistaken identities. Ailey McLeod and Aiyetoro Hinds highlight the fresh, fun approach, with some male roles played by girls.
Senegal presidential candidate visits Somersfield Academy
Somersfield Academy marked the UN's Day of Peace with a visit from Senegalese presidential candidate Moustapha Mbacke. He shared insights on Senegal's future, political climate, and potential partnerships.
Health Minister applauds schools’ healthy habits
Somersfield Academy won the Healthy Schools Award for its exceptional commitment to promoting health. Head of School Dr Jim Christopher received a plaque for consistently fostering healthy habits among students, staff, and families, demonstrating a strong link between health and educational success.
Somersfield Academy Student Among First Recipients of Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival Scholarships
Andrew Sussman from Somersfield Academy received a $500 scholarship from the Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival for a summer intensive at Stagedoor Manor. His summer is booked with Bermuda Glee and a Gilbert and Sullivan Society workshops.
Ten Somersfield Academy pupils attend UN conference
Ten Somersfield Academy students and two teachers attended the 12th annual Model UN Conference in New York on May 11. Over three days, they engaged in debate and discussion on global issues, with speeches from UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and US Ambassador Susan Rice, gaining valuable insights into the UN.
Young Bermudian Talent Leah Amaral Shines on Ride the Wave Volume Two
Leah Amaral, 15, debuts on Ride the Wave Volume Two with her pop song “Read My Mind.” A student at Somersfield Academy, Leah began performing seriously recently and draws inspiration from Taylor Swift. Passionate about music, she’s also a tennis player and rower. Check out her song on YouTube.
Somersfield’s butterfly garden required teamwork and research
Somersfield Academy’s butterfly garden, created by volunteers including students and parents, features a variety of flowers and attracts butterflies like the Monarch and Blue Morpho. It's a vibrant space for learning and community service, enhancing the school's environment and biodiversity.
Hannah Horsfield Sails to Success as RHADC Secures Fourth Place at Racing Qualifier
Hannah Horsfield from Somersfield Academy was part of the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club's B team, which finished fifth in their division and fourth overall.
Royal Visit Inspires Somersfield Academy Students
Prince Edward met students from Somersfield Academy, which recently adopted the Duke of Edinburgh programme. Sixteen students completed their Bronze expedition, with Leah Amaral and Savannah Stubbs performing in honour of the royal visit.