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Art Float - Longtails Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Longtails Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Cardinals Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Cardinals Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Monarchs Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Monarchs Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Bluebirds Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Bluebirds Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Dragonfly Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Dragonfly Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Kiskadee Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Kiskadee Class, Somersfield Academy

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Art Float - Department of Culture - Russell deMoura

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Art Float - Department of Culture - Russell deMoura

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Jeffrey's Cave, Spittal Pond. The profile of a man's face looking skyward actually exists on the cliff looking east from the cave. And as sad as the story is, with this piece I imagine Jeffrey looking at this face daily to help him find the strength he needed to endure the hardship for the possibility of hope.

The plywood is stacked 'n glued at the same angle of the limestone strata (exposed layers) commonly found in this area. It also accentuates the upward lift.

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A stingray by Anaya Clarke and Naina Seth. They used foam and packing materials and a wooden base.

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“We know the pandemic has been difficult for many Bermudian families. Money doesn’t grow on trees. We used the beautiful colour of Bermuda’s money to make our tree. We drew birds and animals to show that although we are struggling, birds and animals are flourishing. The beautiful birds of Bermuda inspire us to be resilient. “- Freya, Ryley, Brianna, Olivia, Zaniyah. 7LET Warwick Academy.

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Art Float - Department of Culture - James Cooper

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Art Float - Department of Culture - James Cooper

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Lucy Mae, Jackson Farias Sadie Robinson, Serena Goonewardene and Kiyanna Minors.
They used old monopoly houses and a candle and old trash to make the lighthouse.

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Cahow and cahow nest with baby cahow. Made by Mark Lewis, George Lewis

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Bermuda lighthouse and beach scene. Made by Caleb Grant, Roger Williams, Xenai  Williams Savery, Tai Cedenio, Will Spriggs and Elias Reece

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Horseshoe beach by Cody Moniz, Luke Horan and Hudson Ferris

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The Bermuda Beach by Elanna Fulton, Skyla Furbert, Amaya Husband and Alaysia Glasford

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Art Float - Y7 Warwick Academy - Emily Sperryn-Jones and Amelia Curry

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Art Float - Y7 Warwick Academy - Emily Sperryn-Jones and Amelia Curry

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The Beach, by Emily Sperryn-Jones and Amelia Curry

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Spirit of Bermuda by Jasmine McIntosh, Juliana Montarsolo, Aiden Cumberbatch, AJ Hill , Chris Pacheco  and ZaNya' Mashall

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Upcycled/Family Float - Chez, Wes, Raelyn and Reyna Robinson 

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Upcycled/Family Float - Chez, Wes, Raelyn and Reyna Robinson 

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Title of our family entry: "A Whale of a Time"
Concept & connection to theme:
- We wanted to make this a fun family project that incorporated elements the kids can recognize and understand.
- We incorporated the Cooper's Island Wildlife Observation Tower to represent Bermuda's outlook into an even brighter future. Also despite hurricanes, our natural habitat bounces back with just as must beauty as it always had.
- The whales demonstrate their resilience in the long journey they take year after year.
- The breaching whale represents Bermuda and its residents rising above and overcoming any obstacles and challenges;
- Young Bermudians observing the present (whale watching) and looking into the future through her homemade binoculars.

Elements incorporated:
A whale breaching; a whale showing its fluke; Cooper's Island Wildlife Observation Tower; rough terrain/rocks at Cooper's Island; a Bermuda pink sand beach; Bermuda's sparkling turquoise water; two beautiful Bermudian children (one looking through binoculars she made to assist with the family float).

Materials used:
Laundry detergent container, cardboard, kite string, cereal box, plastic water bottle, plastic top, newspaper, brown bag, toilet paper roll, used/old party table cloth, expired pasta, expired brown rice farina, used leaves from a photoshoot, Pompom balls from an old costume, old loofa sponge, plastic accessory from an old floating device, popsicle sticks, recycled bamboo plate and a broken chair.

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The Bermuda House. By a group in Y8AOO.

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Natural Heritage Float - Y8 Warwick Academy

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Natural Heritage Float - Y8 Warwick Academy

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The Gombey hat made out of natural things. Made by a group in Y8A00 Warwick Academy.

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Saltus Grammar School, class 5W has been learning about the Sea Venture. After class discussions, we decided to do our mini float to show how Bermuda has been resilient from the finding of our country. The survivors of the Sea Venture were resilient because they had to survive from whatever they found on land and what they were able to salvage from their shipwreck. We also know that our coral reefs are very important to Bermuda's environment and that shipwrecks are used around the world to help create new coral reefs. This is why we decided to use this design for our Bermuda Heritage Mini Float.

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Art Float - Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation

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Art Float - Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation

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Kaleidoscope chose mangroves as our symbol of Bermudian Resilience as they play such an important part in making sure we are still here yet are under-sung heroes of our island's ecosystem.  Like coral reefs, they protect the island from erosion and storm surge and host and incubate a wide variety of flora and fauna.  A bit like mangroves, Kaleidoscope hosts a huge variety of students of different ages and abilities, and all of them have contributed to the details of this float from the leafs of the tree to the many creatures living in the mangrove.  We have also showcased many different art mediums used in our art classes, like the sculptural heron, fibre art felted fish and painted leafs.  Children chose the creatures they wanted to create and even a cockroach features in this lively scene bursting with life, although it is about to be caught by a beaded lizard!

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The Sea Venture made by  Ryan Williams, Lucas Flood, Ty Powell, Jadon Spriggs and Robin Lavis.

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Natural Heritage Float - Courtney Feldman 4F Saltus Grammar School

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Natural Heritage Float - Courtney Feldman 4F Saltus Grammar School

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The HMS Vixen was a ramming vessel that was sent here to protect our waters. Shortly afterwards they used her for builders of the Royal Naval Dockyard. Then she caught fire and sunk at the dock which led to her end. She is now off Daniels Head. HMS Vixen has served many purposes in Bermuda and has shown her resilience by doing so much for the islands.

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Art Float, P2 Weeks, Dalton E. Tucker Primary

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Art Float, P2 Weeks, Dalton E. Tucker Primary

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Natural Heritage Float - Y7 Warwick Academy - Amaris Munya

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Natural Heritage Float - Y7 Warwick Academy - Amaris Munya

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Featuring a cahow burrow.

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Art Float - Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation

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Art Float - Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation

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Celebrating our resilient workers

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Natural Heritage Float - Department of Culture - Dr. Edwin Smith

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Natural Heritage Float - Department of Culture - Dr. Edwin Smith

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Martello Tower - a mini-float recognising our military resilience.

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Natural Heritage Float - Department of Culture - Dr. Edwin Smith

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Natural Heritage Float - Department of Culture - Dr. Edwin Smith

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A tribute to barrier-breaking Bermudian film icon Earl Cameron CBE.

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Art Float - Y8CL Warwick Academy - Avalon Packer

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Art Float - Y8CL Warwick Academy - Avalon Packer

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Bermuda. Made by Avalon Packer and other members of Y8CL.

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Art Float - P1 Swan, Francis Patton Primary School

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Art Float - P1 Swan, Francis Patton Primary School

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Francis Patton Primary School P1 Adventurers Presents: P1 Students Are Bermudian Resilience!
Teacher: Alandra Swan

Concept: Our school theme for this year is "Embracing the Courage to Lead" and what better way of demonstrating Bermuda Resilience than our students embracing courage during these uncertain times.  Also, we are a Leadership School that follows the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Students and use a tree as a model for the habits we display daily.

We decided to create a 7 Habits Cedar Tree because Cedar Trees are very resilient. The base of the float is made of bay grape leaves and cardboard covered with a paper mache using the school book order forms (because we are resilient readers too!).

The tree is made from chicken wire also covered with the paper mache and then painted (Note paper mache coverings and painting all completed by the students).  The green grass has our cutouts of our P1 Adventurer Students and the 7 Habits line the tree from the roots (Habits 1-3) to the trunk (Habits 4-6).

Around the base of the tree has the words "P1 Adventurers 7 Habits", "Embrace the Courage To Lead", "FPPS Bermuda Resilient" and "Synergy" words that reflect our school, class and our resilience and teamwork to face the challenges that has come as a result of the pandemic.

These youngest learners have had to make some serious adjustments, having entered Primary School for the first time and endure health protocols, remote learning and a new curriculum. We celebrate these amazing students for their resilience in overcoming such challenges, being flexible and still growing as a leader and learner.  We also celebrate their amazing parents for the fervent support they give in ensuring their children get what is needed and maintain positivity at all times!

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Art Float - Y7 Warwick Academy - Miguel Power

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Art Float - Y7 Warwick Academy - Miguel Power

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The lighthouse by Miguel Power.

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Marleigh Howes, Chloé Samuels and Billie Rose Kempe and Reya de Moura

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Made by Jada-Lai Gibbons Tayte Glasgow Kaden Cameron Amiya James Jordon Marsh Cortez Burrows

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Made by Max Kimberley Zacharry Moniz Grace Twite Brianna Sousa Violet Smith

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This term, our Inquiry big idea was Community. Our research, wonderings and interests landed us on an in-depth study of coral reefs. We have continued to relate our learning back to our big idea of Community and we are so excited to present our float to you. We hope you enjoy.

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The Sea Venture by Ben Wells, Axel Werbo, Ewen Espley-Ault, ZaCheaus Grant, Cruz Desilva

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During the pandemic the light from the lighthouse in Bermuda always shone bright. It lit up the dull parts in our heart, telling us to keep striving and to keep on going. The light is a symbol of Bermudian resilience to come out from the darkness of the pandemic stronger and together. - NyLi, Sakari, Michael, Mateus. 7LET Warwick Academy.

The Lighthouse actually has a light in it that works too!

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Art Float - Y7 Warwick Academy - Amelie Mulder Powell

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Art Float - Y7 Warwick Academy - Amelie Mulder Powell

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Bermuda flowers from clay. Individual entry.

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Front street and the Bird cage By Zachary Johnson and Seth Duerden

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Art Float - Y13 Warwick Academy - McKenzie-Kohl Tuckett 

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Art Float - Y13 Warwick Academy - McKenzie-Kohl Tuckett 

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Warwick Academy resilience through remote learning. Class of 2021!

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The students in 4M created this incredible float. They chose to show houses built by our first settlers, and then the progression into our new homes built with limestone, particularly after the original homes were affected by hurricanes. They had a wonderful time creating this float and learning about Bermuda and how we have shown resilience as a country !

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The moongate. made by Andrew Mao, Chloe Card, Oscar Rego, Zion Mills, Amiel Trott.

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Natural Heritage Float - Bermuda Sandcastle Competition - Hannah Emmerson

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Natural Heritage Float - Bermuda Sandcastle Competition - Hannah Emmerson

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Submitted on behalf of the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition and titled “ Every tempest creates a clean canvas”  by the competition organizer, Hannah Emmerson.
Resilience to me is all about how you look at a situation. People always ask if I’m sad that the castles I create don’t last. My answer is no that every tide and wave clears the slate to create something bigger and better the next day. Bermudians have this in their blood. No matter how many hurricanes we endure we return to build again, smarter stronger, always growing always improving. Every adversity is a chance to do better.

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Natural Heritage Float - Garden Club of Bermuda - Nicky Gurret

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Natural Heritage Float - Garden Club of Bermuda - Nicky Gurret

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The Garden Club of Bermuda  was started in  2021 marking the 100th year of existence which is a tremendous achievement showing strength and resilience.
The Club has grown and expanded over the years but throughout its evolution has always maintained a standard for excellence and a desire to assist other charities. It  has a long history to stimulate interest in Berm
uda horticulture, floral design and to aid in the conservation of natural resources. What better way to create a floral art cake to mark it’s 100th birthday!

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We, 3D from Saltus Grammar School, had a fantastic time building our replica of the Bermuda Coral Reef. We wanted to represent the resilience of Bermuda's flora and fauna by displaying and showing facts about it's coral reef and fish!

During our inquiry lessons we have been learning a lot about coral reefs and we were intrigued by the Parrotfish. We were surprised and very sad to hear that in other countries Parrotfish are being (over)fished. With this project we wanted to show how the Parrotfish here in Bermuda keep our reef healthy and clean and therefore support a healthy coral reef community around the island. We also included two Groupers as they are important predators and keep the population under control, as well as other fish and coral as they are all part of our resilient coral reef community.

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The Sea Venture battled a hurricane and huge seas in 1609 and was wrecked on a reef just off St George's. This float has reimagined this day. This float has imagined what it would look like if the Sea Venture hadn't been caught in a storm and managed to sail into Bermuda undamaged. Here it can be seen sailing into a modern St George's through Town Cut, the same way all visiting boats must enter Bermuda today.

The float has been made entirely of items that were going in the trash, plastic items found on the beach and natural items such as sticks leaves and rocks.

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Natural Heritage Float - Registry General

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Natural Heritage Float - Registry General

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This float represents the Resilience of the Registry General team that worked tirelessly throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.  The Vital and General Registration team worked together to ensure Births, Marriages, Deaths and Professional Registrations which includes Charities were Registered.  Intellectual Property which includes Trademarks, Designs and Patents provided on line services throughout the Shelter in Place.
The Registry General represents Resilience.

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Art Float - Year 4R Saltus Grammar School

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Art Float - Year 4R Saltus Grammar School

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Year 4R created a mini float showing the resilience of Bermuda's buildings (house, lighthouse, moongate) as they can stand strong during hurricanes.  They also included the cahow because of the increase in population and they shared that the Bermuda longtail can withstand and survive during our hurricane season.

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Natural Heritage Float - Clearwater Middle School - Kimberley Tucker

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Natural Heritage Float - Clearwater Middle School - Kimberley Tucker

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Clearwater Middle School
Float main body is a Bermuda onion with "onions" (faces). The interior highlights the island's architecture, food and animals.
Coloured rice (food colouring), dried flowers, palmetto and bay grape leaves used as covering.
Final version will rotate and the front leaves will open and close.

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The Clocktower made by Tatiana Sousa, Olivia Gaugain, Eliana de Frias and Annabelle Keith.

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“A Moon Gate is made up of individual bricks. They hold each other in place. Take one out and the Moon Gate collapses. Our Moon Gate inspires us to be resilient as it connects us with one another. It shows we all need to work together to support each other. If we do not all do our part, we will not be complete. “
- Josiah, Max, Jamie, Fergus, Cameron, Logan.

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St David's Lighthouse. Made by Charlie Kyme and Kristian Davis and Alexander Smith

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This mini float was made by a group of Y7 Warwick Academy students: Jude, Sam, Liam, Ethan and Alexa. It was completed during school homeroom time as something different to do after remote learning. They loved making it!

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The patients wanted the Gombey and Bermuda house.
The foundation is boxes. The gombey cape uses a recycled Halloween cape covered in the patients' art work.
The house is packing foam and discarded boxes .
It was a fun project

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The float is a snap shot of Bermuda's natural flora such as the Easter lily, Oleander, Bermudiana, and other flowers and foliage used in the float that is sheltered by the two arching arms covered in Flax which symbolize Bermudian Resilience.

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The materials used: the fish are discarded foil pans, the pool noodles are old, the foam cruise ship was packing , the blue sea was an old pressure mattress, and the foundation is discarded boxes.
The cruise ships coming, back are a sign of Bermuda's resourcefulness and Resilience. The around Bermuda cruise a good way to think outside the box.
We chose colour, as they beauty of Bermuda is its colour. Its people .
We hope you enjoy this float