Coffee and Learn – P5 & P6 Parents Discover Our MYP IB Programme
- Somersfield Academy 107 Middle Road Devonshire, Devonshire Parish, Bermuda (map)
Wednesday, January 21 | 9:00–10:00am | For current Upper Primary families
Join Charlie Judd and Cathy Schlei in the DP Lounge for an introduction to the Middle Years Programme. Learn how the MYP encourages intellectual curiosity, independence, and global-mindedness. Following the overview, parents will join small group tours of MYP classrooms to see the programme in action. This is a key session for families preparing for the next exciting stage of learning.
The Extended Essay is a defining part of the IB Diploma at Somersfield. Through a 4,000-word independent research project, students pursue a personal interest, refine a focused question, and engage in sustained analysis, building the confidence and skills needed for university-level study.
Somersfield Academy is accepting applications for the 2026–27 Equity & Merit Scholarships. 10 places available for Bermudian students entering M4 (S1)–DP1 (S3). These scholarships recognise academic excellence, leadership & community impact, with full or partial tuition support. Apply by March 9, 2026.
Governor Andrew Murdoch and Education Minister Crystal Caesar attended Somersfield Academy’s M5 Personal Project Exhibition, celebrating students’ year-long independent inquiry. Despite a brief power outage, students presented with confidence, resilience, and impressive depth of learning.
Somersfield Academy’s Robotics team returned to international competition for the first time since 2019, taking on top teams in Boston after just three months of preparation. Battling tough conditions and fierce competition, the team achieved an impressive 8th-place finish.
Somersfield Academy was also honoured to welcome esteemed guests including Tinee Furbert, Minister of Youth, Social Development and Seniors; Kim R. Wilkerson, Attorney-General and Minister of Justice; Andrew Pettit, Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Home Affairs; David Roberts, Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Justice; Jache Adams, Minister of Public Works and Environment; Christopher Famous, MP for Devonshire East; and Owen Darrell, Minister of Tourism, Transport, Culture and Sport. Their presence and thoughtful feedback offered students valuable real-world perspectives and professional insight.

