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Inside this supplement Adventure on offer with the Spirit of Bermuda Pages 2-3 Fun and character building at Summer Day Camp Page 4 Sport and Recreation running two teen camps Page 5 Summer in the city packed with family fun Page 6 Spotlight your talent at performing arts camp Page 7 Develop your skills at Pro Soccer Clinic Page 8 Dance to the summer beat at In Motion camp Page 9 Enjoy a great day on the water from Grotto Bay Page 10 Experience Bermuda through Miles of Smiles camps Page 12 Winky Dinky sweetens the deal with school aid Page 13 Fun camp and ballet at Somerset School of Dance Page 15 How safe is the camp your child is going to? Page 16 Camps and activities listings Pages 17-32

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Adventure on offer with the Spirit of Bermuda Sloop has 21 berths for five-day voyage exploring the Sargasso BY AMANDA DALE adale@bermudasun.bm

Youngsters can explore the wonders of the Sargasso Sea this summer on a fiveday voyage on the Spirit of Bermuda. The Bermuda Sloop Foundation is offering the adventure to 21 boys and girls, aged 12-15. The sloop will leave Dockyard on August 12 and return on August 16, and is the only overnight voyage taking place this summer. Tina Nash, business and fund development manager for the Bermuda Sloop Foundation, explained that the recession has forced the charity to limit its programmes. “Typically we would have a lot of programmes this summer, such as sailing to the Canadian Maritimes

‘The five-day Spirit of Bermuda sailing experience is all about resilience, teamwork and celebrating Bermuda’s history.’ TINA NASH

Business and fund development, Bermuda Sloop Foundation

and a service project to Haiti, but unfortunately, because of the way the economy is, funding has become a challenge,” she said. ‘Exploring the Sargasso Sea’ will cost $1,785 per berth. There are no scholarships or bursaries available this year for families on a

limited income. The Bermuda Sloop Foundation is focusing on fund-raising at home this summer. Earlier this month it held a fun student art contest, ‘Art in Sailing’. “This aimed to raise the profile of the sloop and get young people involved,”

‘Exploring the Sargasso Sea’ takes place August 12 to 16. To join, register online at www.tfaforms.com/195534 by July 12. Fundraising pledge sheets are available. said Mrs Nash. The contest was open to primary, middle and secondary school students. Prizes included iPads and a berth on a future voyage of the Spirit of Bermuda. The Bermuda Sloop Foundation also teamed up with Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art for a joint fund-raiser along the same theme of ‘Art in Sailing’. The museum chose five paintings from its collection and reproduced five prints, using the giclee method, to auction off online at an event on April 19. The ‘Pirates of Bermuda’ was another fund-raising initiative in which 50 members of the community were captured and had to raise funds to pay for their own ransom. The ‘prisoners’ included politicians and other prominent islanders . People could also donate online towards someone having to walk the plank instead, into the waters of Hamilton Harbour on April 6. The fundraiser raised more than $100,000 for the Spirit of Bermuda. This summer the Spirit of Bermuda will also be available for tourists to sail around the island. Mrs Nash said: “We’re a non-profit and a charity but are having to rely more on commercial ventures to help us to raise funds. “This is the first time we will be staying at home this summer since the sloop was built. We will be running charter trips around the island for tourists, plus sunset cruises. “We have the only tall ship on the island and so the Spirit of Bermuda is a real attraction. There are a lot of people excited about it. We hope the charters will


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IN FULL SAIL: The Spirit of Bermuda is offering an adventure programme this summer, ‘Exploring the Sargasso Sea’. help us to protect our youth development programme. We aim to make the Spirit of Bermuda experience a rite of passage for every M3 (middle school) student in Bermuda. That’s our goal. “The five-day Spirit of Bermuda sailing experience is all about resilience, teamwork and celebrating Bermuda’s history.” Mrs Nash said: “We are trying to get the community on board to save the Spirit of Bermuda. We have a $1.8 million-a-year budget which has to pay for staff, crew and maintaining the boat, but this year our fundraising goal is $3 million. This would help to pay off our mortgage and to ensure we are sustainable in the future.” ■

FOR MORE information on the Spirit of Bermuda and Bermuda Sloop Foundation call 737-5667 or e-mail charters@bermudasloop.org. See www.bermudasloop.org and Facebook.To make a donation online to the Bermuda Sloop Foundation go to www.savespiritofbermuda. com or www.premierticketsglobal.com.


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Fun and character building at Summer Day Camp COPY SUPPLIED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH, SPORTS AND RECREATION The Department of Youth, Sports and Recreation will host its 42nd Summer Day Camp Program this summer. The Summer Day Camp (SDC) Program, administered by the Department, is a day long programme of learning activities offered to children between the ages of four and 15 years. This year SDC will be hosted for six weeks, commencing on Monday, July 1, and ending on Friday, August 9. The 2013 programme will consist of three preschool camps, five summer day camps, one special needs camp and three teen camps. There is a variety of activities being offered, such as swimming, arts and crafts, Mini-Cup Match, CampA-Rama, Family Fun Day, 6-Aside Tournament, Arts and Crafts and many more fun activities. The objectives of the programme are to: ■ Provide child-care services for students at afford-

able prices. ■ Provide a positive, safe and supervised environment for children. ■ Offer a range of activities and real-life experiences that will enhance their day to day lives. ■ Provide a quality programme that will develop an understanding and appreciation of the 2013 SDC theme, ‘Keep it Clean in 2013’. ■ Provide summer employment for high school and college students who are aspiring towards a child-related profession. ■ Develop leadership skills and a sense of responsibility in youth counsellors. The theme for Summer Day Camp 2013 is ‘Keep it Clean in 2013’. This theme will centre on the campers keeping their community and lives clean. The campers will be engaged in a variety of activities and learning experiences that adopted the six pillars of character. The character counts approach to character education doesn’t exclude anyone. That’s why we base

our programmes and materials on six ethical values that everyone can agree on — values that are not political, religious, or culturally biased. We use the points below to help young people understand the Six Pillars, and use the mnemonic devices at right to help them remember.

Trustworthiness: blue Be honest. Don’t deceive, cheat, or steal. ■ Be reliable — do what you say you’ll do. ■ Have the courage to do the right thing. ■ Build a good reputation. ■ Be loyal — stand by your family, friends, and country. ■ ■

Respect: yellow/gold ■ Treat others with respect; follow the Golden Rule. ■ Be tolerant and accepting of differences. ■ Use good manners, not bad language. ■ Be considerate of the feelings of others. ■ Don’t threaten, hit or

hurt anyone. ■ Deal peacefully with anger, insults, and disagreements.

Responsibility: green ■ Do what you are supposed to do. ■ Plan ahead. ■ Persevere: keep on trying. ■ !LWAYS DO YOUR BEST s Use self-control. ■ Be self-disciplined. ■ Think before you act — consider the consequences. ■ Be accountable for your words, actions, and attitudes. ■ Set a good example for others.

Fairness: orange Play by the rules. Take turns and share. Be open-minded; listen to others. ■ Don’t take advantage of others. ■ Don’t blame others carelessly. ■ Treat all people fairly. ■ ■ ■

Caring: red Be kind. Be compassionate and show you care. ■ Express gratitude. ■ Forgive others. ■ Help people in need. ■ ■

Citizenship: purple ■ Do your share to make your school and community better. ■ Cooperate. ■ Get involved in community affairs. ■ Stay informed; vote. ■ Be a good neighbour ■ Obey laws and rules. ■ Respect authority. ■ Protect the environment. ■ Volunteer Registration takes place on Tuesday, May 7 from 5:30 to 7:30 at the CedarBridge Academy. ■

FOR MORE information please contact one of our friendly staff members or visit our website at www. youthandsport.bm. Phone 295-0855 or e-mail: sdc@gov. bm


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GET INVOLVED: Camp Champions is a sports-based summer camp that will focus on developing and refining skills, improving self-esteem and team-building and bonding. Teen Camp is for the child that enjoys a variety of activities.

Sport and Recreation running two teen camps Teenagers can choose between sporting and activity-based camps COPY SUPPLIED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH, SPORTS AND RECREATION The Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation will be having two teen aged camps this summer for students aged 11 to 15 years old, commencing on Monday, July 1 and ending on Friday, August 9. One will be a sports based summer camp held at T.N. Tatem Middle School. Camp Champions is a camp that will focus on developing and refining skills, improving self esteem and team-building and bonding. Students will also get the opportunity to enjoy off-site field trips. Students will be coached by Mrs Naquita Robinson

and Ms Erika Russell, along with college scholastic athletes. The camp will allow your child to talk with these athletes about furthering their education through athletics. The camp will also include math and English tutorials. This will allow students to complete their summer packets.

Skills and drills Mornings will consist of skills and drills which include football for boys and girls as well as cricket for boys and netball for girls. Afternoon activities will include small sided games and swimming outings. Other sports will include basketball, tennis, volleyball and badminton.

The second teenaged camp, Boys 2 Men/Girls 2 Ladies will be based at the Northlands Primary School. This camp is for the child that enjoys a variety of activities; listed below are what Teen Camp has to offer;

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Road safety. Money management. Peer pressure. Building self-confidence. Communication. Etiquette. Team building. STDs. Drug prevention.

Activities Sports: Bowling, golfing, basketball, football, cricket.

Water activities: Snorkelling and canoeing, Swim Days. Pottery, arts and crafts. Girls: Jewellery making, spa day, dance. Boys: Drumming instruction, carpentry, fishing. Community service: Seniors Tea, Camp-a-Rama. The theme for both Teen Camps is ‘Keep it Clean in 2013’. Registration takes place on Tuesday, May 7 from 5:30 to 7:30pm at the CedarBridge Academy. ■

FOR MORE information please contact one of our friendly staff members or visit our website at www. youthandsport.bm. Phone 295-0855 or e-mail: sdc@gov. bm


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Summer in the city packed with family fun Hamilton set to come alive with music, fashion and sports events SUPPLIED BY THE CITY OF HAMILTON Summer in the city will be packed with music, fashion and sport for young people to enjoy. The City of Hamilton has three major events in store, bringing fun for all the family. GR8 2 SK8 — June 22, 2 to 8pm, Bulls Head Car Park. The City of Hamilton has teamed up with Soul Food Promotions to give the island’s skateboarders an opportunity to practise in a safe atmosphere. Music will be provided by Trinity Sound together with live performances from local hip-hop and reggae artists. The Bermuda Urban Park Association will provide ramps and other props, and there will also be a track set up by the Bermuda Remote Control Electric Sports Club, for any R/C car enthusiasts. This is a free family fun day, open to all. There will

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SKATEBOARDERS get an opportunity to practise in a safe environment at Bull’s Head Car Park on June 22. also be refreshment stalls at the event.

The City Fashion Festival — July 1 to 6 This annual, week-long festival celebrates Bermuda style and creativity. The festival runs from July 1 to 6 and starts with

Mannequin Monday. This is where retailers, salons and sponsors display live models in their windows and stores. In the evening, there will also be a Hair & Beauty Showcase at Number One Car Park, where Hamilton’s hair stylists and make-up artists will display their

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creativity. The International Designer Showcase takes place on Tuesday evening on the lawn of the Fairmont Hamilton Princess. The celebrations continue on Thursday evening with the Local Designer Showcase in the Harbourview Ballroom. This new addition features the local talents of young designers in a runway and reception-style presentation. The designers will have attended a mentor programme with fashion editors from world-renowned magazines. Completing the week is the finale production — the Evolution Fashion Show. This world-class showcase displays fashions from city retailers, exciting choreography, stunning make-up collections, music, the latest in hair trends, and 200 of Bermuda’s beautiful models.

FOR MORE information about the City Fashion Festival events e-mail events@cityhall.bm or visit www.facebook.com/evolutionbda.

Summer Sundays in the Park — May to September This series of free openair concerts takes place on the first Sunday of each month between May and September, from 3 to 8pm. This year is the fifth anniversary of this popular event and will feature a variety of musicians and entertainment. The themes will rotate each month to satisfy everyone’s tastes, and there will be additional children’s activities. The events are free and there will also be a food court and vendor village. â–

FOR MORE information on these events, call the City of Hamilton on 292-1234 or see www.cityofhamilton.bm


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Spotlight your talent at performing arts camp COPY SUPPLIED BY SPOTLIGHT PERFORMING ARTS Spotlight Performing Arts Camp is bringing lots of great sunshine to summertime in Bermuda. CKC Corporation/CKC Cares Charity offers talented young people the opportunity to identify, develop and showcase their talents through Spotlight Performing Arts Camps. At Spotlight, summer 2013 is filled with awesome performing and creative arts workshops, including Modern, Hip Hop and Dancehall Classes, Modelling, Voice, Arts and Crafts, Spoken Word/ Poetry, Drama, Scriptwriting, Stage/Set Design, Devising/Improvisation, Creative Writing and Physical Theatre/Creative Movement. In addition to our experienced local instructors, we also welcome two new instructors straight from drama school in London this summer and they plan to bring lots of experience on stage and with kids. Fun outings, swimming and talent showcases will keep the young people (and family and friends) enjoying awesome talent over the

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EXPRESS YOURSELF and develop your talent at a Spotlight Performing Arts Camp. summer months. Visit www.ckccorporation.com for pictures and to register for Spotlight Performing Arts Camp. We welcome young people age four to 14 years. $150 weekly fee. Drop off 8am and pick up by 5:45 pm. There's a space in the spotlight waiting for your shining star. Contact us at info@ckccorporation.com or call 519-2338 with questions or concerns. ■

STAGECRAFT: Participants will benefit from experienced local instructors and two new instructors straight from drama school in London.


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ALL THE RIGHT MOVES: Youngsters demonstrate their footballing skills at one of the HSBC Pro Soccer Clinic programmes.

Develop your skills at Pro Soccer Clinic Building confidence and character essential part of training COPY SUPPLIED BY HSBC BERMUDA David Bascome, president of HSBC Pro Soccer Clinic, has touched the lives of more than 4,500 participants over the last 21 years in a summer programme that focuses not only on soccer skills, but self-discipline and values young people can take with them off the field. Mr Bascombe recalled: “Over the past two decades we have seen many young people come through the clinic, some of whom started at the age of 10 and are now 32 years old.” “To have these young men and women visit the camp each year with their stories about what the clinic did for their attitudes and discipline for the game and life is priceless.” This year Mr Bascome welcomes female coach Shannon Seipp, former 1st Division player for James Madison University. She said: “I have such a passion for soccer and it is incredibly fulfilling to be

‘Teamwork, discipline and focus, when demonstrated through ‘play’, create great life lessons that later translate into positive professional experiences.’ NEVILLE GRANT

HSBC spokesperson

able to give back to the soccer community by coaching and motivating youth. “Soccer helped me to develop accountability and confidence which has carried over into all aspects of life, so it is great to be able to pass this along to the next generation while having a lot of fun.” HSBC Bermuda is a committed supporter of our community and has spon-

sored Pro Soccer clinics since its inception in 1992. Neville Grant, HSBC spokesperson for this year’s Pro Soccer Clinic, said: “HSBC Bermuda is proud to support our young people through sport. “HSBC’s Pro Soccer Clinic offers our young people more than just an opportunity to upgrade their football skills, as it also encourages our young

people to become excellent teammates both on the field and in our community. “Teamwork, discipline and focus, when demonstrated through ‘play’, create great life lessons that later translate into positive professional experiences.” HSBC Pro Soccer Clinic will be held from July 1 to 5 at the BAA field. This popular clinic is open to male and female players four to 16 years of age. The programme focuses on providing players with the opportunity to build on their soccer skills and learn the importance of positive discipline both on and off the field. This year, HSBC Pro Soccer Clinic offers oneweek programmes for the Kiddy Kickers, Basic Group and Bridge to Success. Application forms are now available from HSBC branches: Harbourview Centre, Church Street, Somerset and St. George’s or on the www.hsbc. bm website, ‘About Us, Community Section’. ■


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BE INSPIRED: Spotlight Performing Arts Camp participants display their artistic talents on the stage.

Dance to the summer beat at In Motion camp COPY SUPPLIED BY IN MOTION SCHOOL OF DANCE The In Motion School of Dance is changing how you look at summer with three camps designed to give kids a creative outlet to learn and have fun. More than just your standard dance camps, students will learn about dance, art, nutrition and performance in a way that allows them to express their creativity and ability. For parents with younger children, In Motion offers two fun, themed camps that kids love. Hero’s Camp: Boys will don their mask and cape and take on the forces of evil in this high-energy camp featuring dance, theatre, arts, crafts, and more. Evil won’t stand a chance against these tiny titans. Princess Camp: Girls can prepare their prettiest princess dress at our popular Princess Camp. This camp teaches dance and creativity in a way that encourages imagination and fun. With theatre, performance, arts, crafts and more; every little girl can be the princess she’s always dreamed of being. Both camps are led by our professional teachers and will allow your child to learn and have fun in our whimsically themed camps for children aged four to seven. For students aged seven

and up our Summer Dance Intensive is Bermuda’s best choice for summer dance education. Summer Dance Intensive (SDI): Created for more advanced dancers, the In Motion SDI is designed to give aspiring dancers the

opportunity to flourish artistically in a challenging, yet nurturing environment. Dancers will learn new styles and perspectives from international instructors. The Summer Dance Intensive allows dancers who are looking to improve

their abilities to learn at an accelerated pace. In Motion’s summer camps are open to all local dancers. ■

FOR MORE information email inmotion@northrock. bm or call 292-7615.


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AT YOUR OWN PACE: The facilities at Blue Hole Water Sports offer many options for exploring Bermuda’s unique waters.

Enjoy a great day on the water from Grotto Bay COPY SUPPLIED BY BLUE HOLE WATER SPORTS Blue Hole Water Sports, located at the Grotto Bay Beach Hotel, is Bermuda's premier water sports facility and provides the ideal

starting point for a great day out on the water. They offer the widest variety of professionally maintained equipment at one great location. Their ideal setting in the

East End, at the Grotto Bay Beach Hotel, is the perfect point of departure for kayak trips to Whalebone Bay, Walsingham Nature Reserve and Bailey’s Bay. These locations are great for viewing Bermuda’s wildlife. See how many turtles you can count on the way. Their emphasis is on fun and safety, so don't miss out. Let the friendly staff at Blue Hole Water Sports show you a great day on the water.

available on our waters too, price $30 per hour.

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Sailing/windsurfing

Choose from Sunkats — from $35 for half an hour — ideal for those who just want to relax. The Sunkat is great for cruising the protected waters of Grotto Bay. The battery-powered engines propel you silently at the perfect cruising speed.

Their sailing fleet consists of the world famous sunfish, ideal for the protected waters of Grotto Bay. It is also a great place for the first time windsurfers to get their feet wet. However, when the wind really kicks in, it will be the advanced sailors taking advantage of our speedy slalom boards. Call ahead to check on wind conditions. Prices from $30 per hour.

Motorboats Their motorboats are the world famous unsinkable Boston Whalers powered by Yamaha Engines (maximum four persons). The boats are easy to manoeuvre, fully equipped with bimini tops and all safety gear including cellular phones. Complementary snorkel gear and coolers help ensure a full day of fun.

Paddle boarding This new popular trend is

For more information call 293-2915, 293-8333 ext. 37 or e-mail: bluehole@ northrock.bm

Kayaks All of their kayaks are the “sit on the top” models available in both single and double. Prices from $20 per hour.

Snorkelling Enjoy some of the best snorkelling available, the wrecks, the reef, the fish. Bermuda is blessed with excellent water visibility, which has to be taken advantage of. Masks, snorkel and fins are available in various sizes for adults and children. Hourly and day rates available. ■


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Experience Bermuda through Miles of Smiles camps COPY SUPPLIED BY MILES OF SMILES HOSPITALITY CAMP Miles of Smiles runs weekly throughout July and August. Open to young people ages 8-13, kids learn about and experience all the wonderful aspects of Bermuda that bring visitors to our shores. Each week focuses on a different part of the island: eastern, western, city and central, and shore and Sound. Running from 8.30 to 4pm, every day starts off with a lesson in hospitality at the Bermuda Hospitality Institute’s offices on King and Reid streets (across from Tribe Road Kitchen). Then it’s off to explore, interact and have fun. Every camp includes a chef-led cooking lesson at International Imports (The Chef’s Shop), followed by a dining etiquette and table setting lesson

at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess; a ‘sporting’ element with professional instructors, tours of guest houses, hotels, and cultural hot spots, and incorporates eco and cultural activities on land and sea. Here are a few highlights: Miles of Smiles East (July 1 to 5 & August 5 to 9) Starts with a behind-thescenes tour of L.F. Wade International Airport. Campers will visit the tower as a flight is welcomed into Bermuda and tour the Weather Station. There’s a UNESCO treasure hunt, a private tennis lesson and a guided eco tour of Tom Moore’s Jungle with swimming in the caves. Miles of Smiles City & Central (July 8 to 12 & August 2 to 16) There are so many spots in the City of Hamilton that we pass on a daily basis but have no idea of their historical significance so we kick

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YOUNG TIGER: A pro golf lesson is included in some of the weekly programmes. off with a town crier-led walking tour. In addition there are visits to art galleries, tours of guest houses, a professional tennis lesson, and a pro golf lesson. Miles of Smiles West (July 15 to 19 & August 19 to23) From Southampton to Dockyard there are activi-

ties galore. Starting with a treasure hunt at the furthest tip of the island, the week also includes a power snorkel tour in Dockyard. Miles of Smiles Shore & Sound (July 22 to 26 & August 26 to 30) This week celebrates all that’s best living surrounded by water with a golfing lesson on the picturesque Belmont Hills Golf Course and guided snorkelling in Hog Bay Park. Cost is $325 per person and includes all activities. (Limited financial assistance may be available.) Maximum of 12 students per week. Campers are required to have a bus pass and bring lunch daily except where noted. Swimming ability required where noted. See the full camp outline at www.BHI.bm We look forward to your child coming to spend their summer holiday with us. We will have lots of fun. ■


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Winky Dinky sweetens the deal with school aid COPY SUPPLIED BY WINKY DINKY DOG Winky Dinky Dog [WD Dog] rolled onto the scene in June 2004 as a single mobile cart — the first of its kind in Bermuda. It was a couple of years before others jumped on the bandwagon, but we have maintained not only our brand and product but also our services are continuously evolving to keep ahead of the competition, allowing us to remain the premiere hot dog cart in Bermuda. Our Butterfield & Vallis establishment has not only become an ‘iconic landmark’ on a Saturday, but has managed consistently over the last nine years to deliver quality product and service, meeting our customers expectations. Our Par-la-Ville establishment opened in 2010 and has proven to be an ideal weekly venture for our diehard followers and a new market — the business lunch crowd. With the ability to diversify our basic menu, due to the larger cart, we embraced the concept and offered up a tasty spin on the ‘home’ dog, with Signature Dogs such as the ‘Winky Dinky Dog’ (tomato, bacon and onion) to unique options like the ‘Red Dog’ (Chouriço with grilled vegetables) and ‘Sweetsmok’n Dog’ (smoked sausage with pineapple salsa). Each season we introduce new menu items and on April 29 will unveil our newest addition to the pack. WD Dog’s youngest customers are an important partnership to our brand and upon launch of our Par-la-Ville location we added a further aspect to the business, a scholarship programme/fund, namely ‘Sweet’n the Deal’. An ambitious undertaking; however, we believe if we can promote education by actively working with schools, its students, as well as local participation, we can encourage education

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WINKY DINKY DOG has launched a scholarship fund named ‘Sweet’n the Deal’. and aid Bermuda’s youth, no matter how small the contribution.

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Monday thru Friday August 12th - August 30th

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Fun camp and ballet at Somerset School of Dance in London, studying with such notables as Mikhail Messerer and Jiahong Wang. Mr Bowman danced both as a soloist and principal with internationally acclaimed ballet companies. We are fortunate to have him visit our island and provide our Bermudian dancers with the opportunity to study under him. Somerset School of Dancing, with over 43 years of dance training, is setting the pace for the highest standard in classical training. Offering classical ballet, character, modern, jazz and tap we are certified with the Royal Academy of Dance UK (www.rad.org.uk). We are located at the Furbert Building (Old Berkeley Building), St John's Road, telephone 292-0446. ■

COPY SUPPLIED BY SOMERSET SCHOOL OF DANCING In addition to our ‘Summer Fun’ camp, this year, Somerset School of Dancing will be offering a three-week intensive course from August 5 to 23 with renowned ABT certified teacher Richard Bowman — ‘Ballet with Bowman’. Our Summer Fun camp runs for two weeks, from 9am until 3pm, Monday to Friday from July 1 to 5 and July 8 to 12. Your young ones (open to ages 5-12) will enjoy everything from ballet and jazz to theatre, singing, hair and make-up, and arts and crafts. After camp care will be available for these two weeks only (3 to 5:30pm). Our August Intensive ‘Ballet with Bowman’ is a unique opportunity to learn with one of the best in the dance world. The course runs from 9am to 3pm, Monday to Friday and is open to ages eight to 16. Richard Bowman is a certified teacher in the

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How safe is the camp your child is going to? Ministry of Health guidelines help parents check standards SUPPLIED BY THE COALITION FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN With summer just around the corner, the Coalition for the Protection of Children wants to remind parents of the importance of checking camp standards. Many parents are unaware that there is no formal licensing or regulation for camps. Consequently, it is the parents’ responsibility to ensure the safety and standards of the camp they select are appropriate for their children. The Ministry of Health has published guidelines which parents can use in order to check camp standards. We have used their standards in devising the follow-

ing guidelines: ■ The camp operator should be at least 21 years of age and have two years’ experience working with children. ■ Staff must be at least 16 years of age and trained in CPR/first aid/Childminding (courses are available with the Bermuda Red Cross). ■ There should be a maximum ratio of 10 children per supervisor for five to eight-year-olds and 12 children per supervisor for nine to 14-year-olds. ■ The location should be free of health and safety concerns and have sufficient shade to protect children from direct sun exposure. Indoor and outdoor space must be provided. The indoor space must be no smaller than 25 square feet per child.

■ Adequate sanitary accommodations should be available, including one flush toilet and one wash basin for every 15 children. ■ A fully-stocked first aid box must be available at all times. ■ Adequate food storage or shelving (at least 10 inches above the floor) should be available, plus drinking water. ■ Activities must be ageappropriate. Swimming and other water activities must take place in designated areas at stated times. A ratio of six children per staff (for children over-five) is necessary for swimming. Staff must be strong swimmers. ■ Camp supervisors must have access to transportation at all times in case

of emergency. If children are being transported, the number of children should not exceed the number of age-appropriate, safe seats in the vehicle. ■ Parents should feel comfortable about asking questions about these areas. If there are camp operators or staff who do not have the requisite skills, the Bermuda Red Cross offers CPR and first aid training for the public. We encourage all those who will be working with children this summer to take advantage of this Red Cross service. ■

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Essential guide to what’s on this summer Art and Activity Camp Masterworks Summer Art Camp Learn about Bermuda’s history and culture through art! Kids ages 5-13 will experiment with various art mediums. Also, they will participate in activities, outdoor water games and visits in the Botanical Gardens. Camp is held Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm during July and August. Cost is $300 per week for members, and $330 per week for non-members. Space is limited due to early registration. Call now to avoid disappointment. For more information call 299-4000 or visit the website: www.bermudamasterworks. com. Registration forms

can be downloaded from the website.

On the water For kids, who love the outdoors and especially love being on the water, then look no further than the various sailing camps offered by the island’s leading yachting establishments. Some even offer additional aquatic activities too. Remember to pack sun screen, a hat and bottled water in your child’s back pack for all outdoor activities. ■ ISTOCK PHOTO

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Learning to swim opens a whole new world of pure joy. Darrell’s Island Aquatic Programme Summer 2013: Held by the BASA teaches

swimming for beginners and improvers in six-week sessions starting July 1 and ending the week of August 16 (Cup Match week off).

All Day Programme: The children travel by the ‘Friendship’ ferry from See ACTIVITIES, page 18


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DINGHY CLUB: The Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club will this year offer the US Sailing Programme curriculum with their team of US Sailing Instructors.

Albuoys Point to the island at 8.35am and return at 5pm (these are the only boats to and from the island each day). Swimmers must arrive at Albuoys Point 15 minutes before departure time. Swimmers must be picked up promptly once the ferry returns to shore, or have written permission to leave the dock. A barbecue lunch is provided each Friday. Cost of programme: $150 per week. Youngest swimmers must be at least in their 6th year of age. Fees are required at registration. Register now, call 292-1713 or e-mail: admin@ basa.bm

Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club This will be the twelfth year of their very successful Summer Sailing Programme. This year they will offer the US Sailing Programme curriculum with their team of US Sailing Instructors. The sailing programme is broken into two sessions — full or half days, from July 1 to August 30. The classes are divided up by age, weight and/or skill from five years old to teenagers, the courses are in Optis ages five to 15, Open Bics ages 12 and up, 420’s ages 14 and up. There are two-week long sessions, five different skill sets and three different types of boats. There is a Sailing & Tennis programme too for kids aged between seven and 10 years old. Register now, space is limited. Contact Nicolas Stefani at 236-3077 or e-mail sailing@rhadc.bm for further details.

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or check the website www. rbyc.bm. The National Sailing Programme 2013: Presented by the Bermuda Sailing Association Check the website for the most current information. www.bermudasail.bm.

Music, Dance and Performing Arts Bermuda Drum Institute If your child has dreams of becoming the next Phil Collins or Charlie Watts then you need to sign up for drum lessons at the Bermuda Drum Institute. Welcoming novices or experienced drummers, students can sign up for individual lessons or commit to various courses which take years of dedication (two years basic up to seven years to become instructor certified). Ideally seven years of age is the minimum age suitability to take class-

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es, younger students may be considered but no younger than five years. Tuition costs: $340 per month for one hour per week, $230 per month for one 30-minute class per week. Located in the Cedarparkade Mall, Hamilton. Call 295-1759. Web: www.bermudadrum. com.

Bermuda Guitar Institute Alternatively if your child has dreams of becoming the next Jimmy Page or Steve Vai then you need to sign up for guitar lessons at the Bermuda Guitar Institute. Welcoming novices or experienced guitarists, students can sign up for individual lessons or commit to various courses which take years of dedication (two years basic up to seven years to become instructor certified). Ideally seven years of age is the minimum age suitability to take classes, younger students may be considered but no younger

The Jackson School of Dance This year the Jackson School of Dance offers two separate dance camps: Summer Dance Workshop: Monday through Friday, 1, 2, or 3 weeks, July 1 to 19, 8:30am to 3:30pm. $200. 8:30am to 5:15pm. $225. Ages seven to 10 years Offering modern, ballet, jazz, Improv, arts and crafts. End Of Summer Dance Camp: Monday through Friday, August 12 to 30, 9am to 5pm. Full or half days. Cost $210 full day, half day $120. Ages seven to 10 years. Boys and girls welcome. Offering jazz, hip hop, modern, arts and crafts, outings.

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Somerset School of Dancing In addition to our ‘Summer Fun’ camp, this year, we will be offering a three-week intensive course from August 5 to 23 with renowned ABT certified teacher Richard Bowman — ‘Ballet with Bowman’. Our Summer Fun camp runs for two weeks, 9am until 3pm, Monday to Friday from July 1 to 5 and July 8 to 12. Your young ones (open to ages five to 12) will enjoy everything from ballet and jazz to theatre, singing, hair and make-up and arts and crafts. After camp, care will be available for these two weeks only (3 to 5:30pm). Our August Intensive ‘Ballet with Bowman’ is a unique opportunity to learn with one of the best in the dance world. The course runs from 9am to 3pm, Monday to Friday and is See ACTIVITIES, page 21

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ACTIVITIES Continued from page 19 open to ages eight 16 years. Richard Bowman is a certified teacher in the ABT National Training Curriculum, Primary through Level 7. His experience includes training in New Zealand and the Royal Ballet School in London, studying with such notables as: Mikhail Messerer and Jiahong Wang. . Further information and registration forms for both camps are available from our website, www.somersetschoolofdancing.com or contact Mrs Hodgson (director) at 234-2164/e-mail ssod@northrock.bm.

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Bermuda’s first choice for dance is excited to offer three fun-filled dance camps to choose from this summer. For serious dancers looking to improve their technique and challenge their danc-

COMMITTED: For dancers looking to improve their technique and challenge their dancing there’s the Concepts In Motion Summer Dance Intensive. ing there’s the Concepts In Motion Summer Dance Intensive (SDI): August 5 to 16, Monday to Friday:

dancers aged seven to 16 will be inspired and given the opportunity to flourish artistically in a challenging,

yet nurturing environment. Students will learn new See ACTIVITIES, page 22

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INSPIRING: Improve your technique and be prepared to be challenged when taking an In Motion dance course.

styles and perspectives from world-class international instructors in ballet, modern, jazz, creative movement, stage make-up, choreography, nutrition and more. Space is limited, so e-mail inmotion@northrock.bm today or call 292-7615 to register. Visit www.inmotion. bm In Motion Princess Camp: Introduce your child to dance in a fun way this summer at In Motion’s Princess Camp. Open to children ages four to six years. Your child will enjoy classes in dance, arts and crafts, nutrition, creative expression, performance and more. Your child’s daily dance class is supplemented with music, dance history, creative expression, mime, nutrition, anatomy, arts and crafts and professional dance videos which help

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them to see dance in a much broader light. Most importantly, these classes are taught by caring and qualified dance teachers with an emphasis on learning by playing. August 19 to 23 and July 26 to 30 daily Monday to Friday, 9 to 12pm. Register early to avoid disappointment. For further details e-mail inmotion@northrock.bm or call 292-7615. Visit www. inmotion.bm. In Motion Heroes Camp: Introduce your little hero to performance and dance in a fun way this summer at In Motion’s Heroes Camp. Open to children ages four to seven years. Your child will enjoy classes in: performance, dance, arts and crafts, nutrition, creative expression and more. Students will make their own hero costume, create their own comic book, learn to move like their favourite heroes, and much more. July 19 to 23 and July 26 to 30 daily Monday to Friday,

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DanceSations Allow your children to express themselves through fun and creative movement. DanceSations Summer Dance Programme offers pre-ballet, ballet, hip-hop, jazz, adult dance, boys’ hip hop/breakdancing, and much more. Programme runs from June 29 until August 31. Programme ends with dance recital. Located in Hamilton. To register call 335-3271 or visit our website www.dancesations.bm.

Spotlight Performing Arts Camp Spotlight Performing Arts Camp is bringing lots of great sunshine to summertime in Bermuda. CKC Corporation/CKC Cares charity offers talented young people the opportunity to identify, develop and showcase their talents through Spotlight Performing Arts Camps. At Spotlight, summer 2013 is filled with awesome performing and creative arts workshops, including modern, hip hop and Dancehall classes, modelling, voice, arts and crafts, spoken word/poetry, drama, scriptwriting, stage/set design, devising/improvisation, creative writing and physical theatre/creative movement. In addition to our experienced local instructors, we also welcome two new instructors straight from drama school in London this summer and they plan to bring lots of experience on stage and with kids. Fun outings, swimming and talent showcases will keep the young people (and family and friends) enjoying awesome talent over the summer months. Visit www.ckccorporation.com for pictures and to register for Spotlight Performing Arts Camp. We welcome young people age four to 14 years. $150 weekly fee. Drop off 8am and pick up by 5:45 pm.

SUMMER SURVIVAL: A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT There’s a space in the spotlight waiting for your shining star. Contact us at info@ckccorporation.com or call 519-2338 with questions or concerns.

Get sporty For kids with huge amounts of energy and a passion for sports, check the following energy zapping programmes.

The Bermuda Squash Racquets Association The Bermuda Squash Racquets Association Summer Squash & Action Camps 2013 – it’s fun and active with sports activities including squash, raquetball, squicket, squgby, squockey, passball, soccer, badminton, pool and beach visits and lots more. Kicking off July 1 for eight weeks through to August 30 at the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association, Devonshire. Places are limited to 24 children per week so book early. BSRA members: $250 per week, non BSRA members $300 per week. Application forms available at www. bermudasquash.com. Call 292-6881 or e-mail patrickf@ bermudasquash.com.

Port Royal Golf Development Programme Learn to golf at the greatest public course in the world. Our coaching programme is available to all persons covering all aspects of the game. Junior group coaching sessions available weekends, group lessons for adults, ladies groups and private groups. Individual coaching for half hour, one hour and on course coaching session. Our aim is to focus on the fundamentals and motivate you to appreciate them. Phone for details contact: Kim Swan teaching pro 2340974 or 533-8321.

Bermuda Gymnastics Association Register early for your spot in this popular summer programme. Join Bermuda Gymnastics for nine fun-

filled weeks, kids are guaranteed a wonderful time of gymnastics for boys and girls aged four to 11 years. Weeks 1-8 are held at the Warwick Academy Gym, and week 9 is held at our National Training Center in St David’s. Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.30pm for full days; half days are available.

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Beginning Monday July 2 through to August 31 (sign up is done by weeks). The morning session is filled with gymnastics and group games. The afternoon includes swimming, group activities, and fun outings around the island. Cost per week for half days is $160 See ACTIVITIES, page 24


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ACTIVITIES Continued from page 23 and cost per week for full days is $270. Online registration begins Monday, March 12. Register early to secure your child’s spot. Spring term sign up: Sessions start Tuesday, April 17 (registration is still open). We offer recreational classes for all experience levels at our gym in St David’s, at Whitney Institute, and at Sandys360. We also offer classes at many preschools and primary schools around the island. Find out about all of our programmes at www.bermudagymnastics.com Play Gym: Ages zero to four years, Wednesday mornings 9:30-11:30 at the National Training Center in St. David’s. Drop in and try Play Gym. This an “open gym” programme for parents, caregivers and children up to 4 years. We offer preschool sized equipment for your little one. One hour of play is just $5 per child. No need to register — just attend. Visit our website to learn more or to register for a programme: www.bermudagymnastics.com

Etiquette and beauty The Executive School of Protocol There is no better preparation for life than having and knowing how to use social skills to your advantage. A gift that lasts a lifetime You can prepare your child for the future with classes in etiquette, diplomacy, contemporary international social skills and culture. We also conduct classes for adults. The Sarah Catherine Tea — Sunday May 19 (for girls). For more information on these and other programmes contact us today; 505-8358, e-mail: tsnaith@


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Animal friendly WindReach Bermuda WindReach Bermuda’s Explorers’ Summer Camp will be held during the month of August on their 4 acre facility which includes a fully accessible playground, Petting Zoo, Therapeutic Riding Centre, Environmental Zone, and an air conditioned Activity Center. Camp hours are 9am to 4pm with drop off from 8am and pick up by 5:30pm. Our integrated camp is for campers of all abilities, whether they are children with or without special needs. Ages five years up to 12 years old. Activities include adaptive sports, arts and crafts, gardening, music enrichment, water days, outings and petting zoo visits. For more information

SUMMER SURVIVAL: A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT please contact Erica Fulton by calling 238-2469 or e-mail efulton@windreach.bm. Information is also available on our website www. windreachbermuda.bm. Facilities: Planning a camping trip, picnic or party? Then call Windreach for further information about their four-acre facility with picnic and playground area, petting zoo and sensory trail tours. For more information contact 238- 2469 or programs@windreach.bm or visit their web page www. windreachbermuda.bm.

Under the water Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) Educational and fun Summer camps for seven to 13 year olds. Continuing their popular “Dabble in” themed camps, these educational camps are hands-on, involving labs, experiments, specimens,

videos, interactive computer activities, scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, playacting and competitions. Conducted in the Sea Below Classrooms, Exhibits, Link Wet Lab, and Lobbies, the camps are mainly science in nature, but the activities incorporate other disciplines and emphasize the role Bermuda plays in these areas where possible. The programmes integrate literacy and numeracy, and are designed to inform, motivate and excite children. Dabble in Seashells: September 5 to 6. This two-day educational camp explores the world of molluscs. Using the Jack Lightbourn Shell Room and hands-on specimens, students learn the major classes of molluscs, how to use shell keys in identifying specimens, shell conservation, discovering interesting characteristics, such as shells that are edible venomous, used in making dye, used in jewellery, protected

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in Bermuda, exotic and invasive, etc. What are the biggest shells in the world? What are the different types of pearls and how do they form? What are the many different, surprising ways humans have used shells through the ages and up to modern day? Students discover the answers and have the opportunity to dissect a clam, do a deep water pteropod shell lab and assemble a mini-microshell collection. Dabble in the Deep 1: August 5 to 9. This exciting educational camp includes topics such as bioluminescence, Bermuda’s denizens of the deep, Bermuda fluorescence, giant and colossal squid and other interesting cephalopods, and deep-sea technology via Cable and Wireless/Global Marine. A wide variety of activities includes squid dissection, bioluminescence experiments, constructing squid bean babies and the See ACTIVITIES, page 26

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ACTIVITIES Continued from page 25 utilization of interactive computer programmes and websites involving submersibles and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs). Dabble in Prehistoric Seas: August 19 to 23. This five-day educational camp ‘starts’ at the birth/ creation of earth over 4½ billion years ago. Travelling through simulated time, students get up close and personal with the variety of life in the savage prehistoric seas ranging

SUMMER SURVIVAL: A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT from the Cambrian to the analyze and interpret real Quaternary periods of the fossil remains, like palaeongeological time scale. tologists. Through videos, computDabble in Frozen Seas ers, fossil labs, and other – Global Warming/Global unique hands-on activities, Extremes: July 1 to 5. students learn about the Discover the coldest, dridominant inhabitants of est environment on earth, each major period, what Antarctica, and how it comsurvived and what caused pares to the North Pole, the major extinctions, and Arctic. where Bermuda fit into the This five-day educational scheme of the prehistoric camp immerses the students seas. in cold icy waters, icebergs Students will make and ice floes of this extreme moulds/casts of some of climate. the “key” marine fossils of What causes the extreme the past such as mosasaur conditions of both of these teeth, ammonites, and trienvironments? What makes lobites, as well as excavate, them the same or different

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concerning marine life? How do the various marine life adapt to the extreme cold? From penguins to polar bears, narwhals to leopard seals, students will have fun learning about the amazing inhabitants and their complex behaviours. Historically, which men and expeditions explored and survived these extreme environments? How did they survive, and overcome the many dangers? What do we learn from their expeditions? What research is being conducted now? Could Bermuda ever get as extremely cold? What are the consequences for these environments with increased Global Warming, and their effect on the rest of the earth? Students will study recent future predictions and find out what they can do to make a difference. Dabble in Dissection: July 22 to 26. A five-day educational camp introducing six very different unique invertebrate creatures: sponge, Hydra, segmented worm, clam, sea star, and crayfish. Students learn how special and well adapted these creatures are to their environment and the important role they play in the ocean. As they get “up close and personal” to each specimen they are taught safe and proper lab skills utilizing microscopes and dissecting tools. An overview is given of each organism’s phyla inclusive of alerting the students of the related dangerous or venomous members. Due to the nature of this camp, students must be nine to 13 years old. Dabble in Pirates: July 29 to 31. This three-day educational hands-on camp dwells in the realm of piracy as it deals with the different types of pirates, the most famous ones, and the pirates that were involved with Bermuda’s early history. From the past days of the Spanish Main and the Barbary Coast to today’s pirate havens of the world, students have fun as See ACTIVITIES, page 29


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ACTIVITIES Continued from page 26 they are immersed in the pirate’s code of conduct, shipboard life, jolly rogers, gold doubloons, and pieces of eight. Among the many camp activities are “Divide the Booty” and “How Did the Pirate Ship Sink?” where students work with real artefacts and treasures as well as play an authentic pirate game of chance. The camp culminates with the students having an opportunity to compete as they dress as their favourite “swashbuckler”. Dabble in Sharks: August 12 to 16. “Sharks”, a word that will make you scramble out of the water when at the beach, is the focus of this camp which will cover everything one needs to know about sharks from a shark dissection, shark attack behaviour, sharks past and present, current shark research, to shark conservation. It will entail an in-depth dissection, identifying various prehistoric shark teeth, painting large 3.5 inch cast, Carcharodon megalodon teeth, and constructing a take-home six-gilled shark “beanie” baby. Dabble in Abyss/ Titanic: July 8 to 12. This five-day educational camp delves into the deep, dark, cold, highly pressurized, remote areas of the ocean of which only 5 per cent has been explored. Students experiment with the principles of deep water oceanography, discover state of the art methods of deepwater exploration, and observe recently discovered unusual, new abyssal life forms including ones found recently off Bermuda. Unique communities are revealed involving extinct seamounts, cold seeps, hydrothermal vents, whale falls and newly explored areas such as the Celebes Seas. Along with abyssal exploration come discoveries of the skeletons of lost ships and the secrets they left behind. From mapping ocean bottoms and locating wrecks,

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building vent boxes, to deciphering the last Morse code sent by the RMS Titanic, the mysteries surrounding sunken ships including the Marie Celeste, local shipwreck the Caraquet and others are revealed. Dabble in the Sargasso Sea: June 27-28. This twoday camp focuses on the amazing, special Sargasso Sea – “an ocean within an ocean” in which Bermuda is the only land mass. What marine life thrives in this sea? Why is it important to Bermuda? What are its floating islands? What conservation groups are uniting to protect it and why? Students will find the answers to these questions as they perform hands-on labs with a variety of specimens, beach drift and beach analysis. NEW CAMP: Dabble In Sea Myths, Sea Serpents, and Superstitions: August 26 to 30. Delve into the interestSee ACTIVITIES, page 31

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ACTIVITIES Continued from page 29 ing world of ocean mythology, sea legends, sea monster sightings and seamen’s superstitions. Ever since mankind began exploring the sea, fantastical tales were told. From mysterious sea serpent accounts, ghost ship discoveries, sinking of Atlantis and the calling of the Sirens, students explore the facts and fiction behind past legends and folklore. What was their basis? Using hands-on activities, educational websites, accounts of survivors and videos, students become myth busters as they enter the realm of Greek mythological gods and tales such as Jason and the Argonauts and Sinbad the Sailor and the seven seas. Dabble In Whales: September 3 to 4. This educational camp explores the world’s largest mammals and immerses campers into the whales’ relationship to

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DOLPHIN QUEST CAMP: Each camper enjoys an incredible, face-to-face Discover Dolphins encounter to touch, feed and play with dolphinsmankind and the present efforts to conserve them. Hands-on and interactive, this camp involves tracking satellite tagged whales, identifying the different types of whales and their behaviours, and learning the story of whaling in the past and present and in

Bermuda. From carving scrimshaw to making sailor’s valentines, identifying whale sounds to being updated on the current whale studies conducted in Bermuda, campers become whale aficionados.

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Dabble In Disaster: July 15 to 19. Natural disasters can occur at any time, anywhere. This eye opening camp consists of marine related disasters involving geological forces such as volcanoes, earthquakes, underwater avalanches, meteor impacts, as well as meteorological events such as hurricanes, tornadoes/water spouts, global warming, and sea level rise. Students learn various past natural disasters through videos, computers, meteorological and geological instruments as well as hands-on activities including those affecting Bermuda and how to predict, prepare and act where possible. Camp hours are 9am till 3pm, after camp supervision until 5pm if required. Applications, camp information fliers and waivers are available at the Oceans Gift Shop or check out www.buei.org. Call Crystal See ACTIVITIES, page 32


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Schultz, education coordinator, at 297-7296 if you have any questions. E-mail: crystal.schultz@fil.com

save $25. Ages: 7 to 11 years old. Price: $350 per weekly session. To register and learn more visit www.dolphinquest.com or e-mail DQBeducation@dolphinquest.com.

Dolphin Quest Camp

Outward Bound

Join us this summer for a splash of dolphin fun. Offered weekly July 1 to August 30 (excluding Cup Match Week), camp includes five days of interactive activities, creative crafts, museum exploration and lots of dolphin fun. Each camper enjoys an incredible, face-to-face Discover Dolphins encounter to touch, feed and play with dolphins. Pre- and post-camp care is available for an additional fee. For guests taking the ferry, a Dolphin Quest representative will escort the campers on the 9am ferry ride from Hamilton to Dockyard. Sign up before June 1 and

These five-day residential courses are held on Paget Island, during July and August. They are aimed at 12-15 year olds. Outward Bound Bermuda (OBB) is a non-profit registered charity in Bermuda providing outdoor education and activities for interested individuals of any age. OBB is based on Paget Island, St George’s harbour in Bermuda. Their mission is to help people discover and develop their potential to care for themselves, others and the world around them through challenging experiences in unfamiliar settings. More information and specifics dates will be on the website in the very near

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future at www.outwardboundbermuda.org or application forms can be printed from the website courses page www.outwardboundbermuda.org or by e-mailing outbound@logic.bm.

PlaySkillz Summer Camp Offers a programme that incorporates educational activities in the mornings to stimulate and reinforce continuous learning throughout the summer months for the kids, respective to their age groups. The afternoon time period will be dedicated to traditional summer camp activities, (swimming, picnics, movies, field trips, etc.) and special planned events, such as community service/ charity involvement, and sports showcases (six a side football or netball tournaments, etc). We will also be offering non-traditional classes such as personal hygiene, cooking, dance, drama and music lessons to cater to the different interests of the

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children at the camp. We also have a programme on Friday evenings (6pm-9pm) that focuses on young male development and interaction with positive (male) role models in the Bermuda community. Note: this camp will run from July 1 through August 31, which covers the entire summer vacation period. It is convenient for parents who do not wish to compete for spots in specialized summer camps after the commencement of Government offered programmes that end the week after Cup Match. Camp is located at the Sea Cadet Building on North shore (in the same lot as PCC). Cost: $125 per child, $100 per child (two siblings), $85 per child (three or more siblings). Contact information: call Tache’ King at 333-2889 or email: tacheking_23@hotmail.com, primary contact person or Randy Spence at 333-1406. ■



Celebrating Heritage Month 2013 Friday, 26 April 2013

Friday, 3 May 2013

Opening Night Reception

A Joyful Noise

Location: Bermuda Society of Arts Gallery, City Hall Arts Centre, Church Street, City of Hamilton

Location: Bermuda Society of Arts Gallery, City Hall Arts Centre, Church Street, City of Hamilton

Time: 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Time: 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Bermuda’s artists’ works on display using the Heritage Month theme: The Colours, Sights and Sounds of Bermuda. Winners announced at 5:30 p.m. The competition is sponsored by BSOA, City of Hamilton, Department of Community and Cultural Affairs and the Department of Tourism. The exhibition continues until May 15.

Enjoy many talented artists featured in celebration and appreciation of Bermuda’s heritage and traditions. Hors d’oeuvres will be served.

Friday, 26 April 2013

Location: King’s Square, Town of St. George’s

Art in the Dark Location: Front lawn and foyer of City Hall and Arts Centre, Church Street, Hamilton Time: 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Enjoy live entertainment, complimentary hors d’oeuvres plus a cash bar (courtesy of BSoA) while viewing live artists at work. Attendees are invited to view the artists’ competition entries at the Bermuda Society of Arts Gallery.

Sunday, 5 May 2013 St. George’s In Bloom Time: 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Come and see Bermuda’s World Heritage Site in spectacular colour! This is a family affair that offers a variety of entertainment in partnership with the Events Committee of St. George’s. Support the local food vendors who will be available. Enter the St. George’s In Bloom Competition This competition is open to all amateur gardners who have gardens in St. George’s. You can enter one or more of the following categories:

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a) Best front or back garden (garden must be visible from the road or footpath)

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b) Best vegetable plot or allotment

Location: Front lawn of City Hall and Arts Centre, Church Street, City of Hamilton

c) Best commercial or community garden (eg. business, school, church, etc)

Time: 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

d) Best window box, container or hanging basket

A fun-filled afternoon of live entertainment, children’s crafts and play areas, games and wholesome entertainment for the family.

e) Best water feature or pond

Wednesday, 1 May 2013 Rhythm on the Rock Location: City of Hamilton (exact location TBA) Time: 7:00 p.m. During Harbour Night enjoy the music of the Bermuda Regiment Band and the Somerset Brigade Band, as each offers an entertaining half hour of music that will have you marching and dancing.

Gold, Silver and Bronze Certificates to be awarded to the best entrants in each category. Garden vouchers will be awarded to gold winners. To Participate: Contact tsnaith@ibl.bm or CV Café at 8 York Street, St. George’s (297-0208) ENTRY DEADLINE: 15 April 2013 PARTICIPATING GARDEN TOURS: 5 May 2013

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Celebrating Heritage Month 2013 Sunday, 5 May 2013

St. George’s Community Events

Ebenezer Methodist Church Heritage Service Time: 11:00 a.m.

Sunday, 19 May 2013

All are welcome to attend.

The 5ourth Annual Sarah Catherine Tea for young ladies between the age of 7 and 11 years old in the St. George’s Historical Society Museum garden.

Wednesday, 15 May 2013 Writing from the Rock: Bermudian Literature Begins

Tickets: 505-8358 OR bermudiangirl@logic.bm www.bermudiangirl.bm

Location: Bermuda College Library, Bermuda College, Stonington Avenue, South Road, Paget

Other Community Events

Time: 6:00 p.m. An Historical Heartbeats event presented by Ms. Angela Barry

Sunday, 5 May 2013

Sunday, 19 May 2013

Pan Jazz 5estival

A Concert at the Keep

Location: Somersfield Academy Time: 4pm.

Location: The Keep, The National Museum of Bermuda, 15 Maritime Lane, Royal Naval Dockyard

Adults: $25 Children: $10

Time: 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Enjoy this ‘cultural jam’ celebrating Bermuda’s people, traditions, foods and culture. Support the local vendors who will be available on the grounds.

Sunday, 12 May 2013 We are Climbin’ Jacob’s Ladder

Friday, 24 May, 2013

Location: Evening Light Pentecostal Church, 44 Parsons Rd. Time: 4pm

Bermuda Day

Adults: $25 Children: $10

A public holiday. Bermuda Day is the highlight of Heritage Month, the month of May. This holiday, which takes the name of our beloved island, was formally known as Victoria Day (after Queen Victoria), Empire Day and now Bermuda Day. Plan to enjoy a series of exciting events held on this day: the Bermuda Fitted Dinghy Races, the Bermuda Day HalfMarathon Derby and the Bermuda Day Parade. Details TBA.

Sunday, 19 May 2013 We are Climbin’ Jacobs Ladder Location: Glory Temple, St. David’s Time: 4pm

Sunday, 26 May 2013 The Nellie Musson Music 5estival Location: Bermuda Institute Time: 4pm

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