Our 74 teachers and staff come from around the world and represent different nationalities from countries including Bermuda, Canada, the UK, France, Italy, Turkey, Kenya, Ghana, Cameroon, Venezuela, Mexico and Australia. Each teacher brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to their subject area and a unique cultural perspective to their teaching and they all  share one common goal - to empower each and every student to fulfill their potential.

BHS was founded in 1894, and the first school building still stands today, housing the main Reception area and classrooms. Over the years, much has changed on the campus in the heart of Hamilton, Bermuda's capital. Most recently, a 14,000ft Innovation Centre was completed, firmly joining the past with the future; the original building reflected in the new building's large glass front. 

From day one, our girls are taught the value of kindness and respect for each other. Friendships are formed on the playground that last not only for their time at BHS, but for life. Graduates often speak of the strength of their bonds with friends from BHS and it is a gift that enriches their lives beyond graduation.  

We are the BHS Dragons, #hearusroar! BHS offers over a dozen different sports to try, so there is something for everyone.  Personal improvement is the name of the game - and each student is guided to try her best, work hard and be a good teammate. 

In Secondary, the vibrant Creative Arts Department produces an outstanding school production. Every aspect of the production is student-led from choreography to lights, makeup and stage direction.  In Primary, students perform class assemblies and have numerous opportunities to get on stage. With newly renovated Art Studios, the Arts at BHS are well served. There are three Fine Arts Studios, an Art Gallery and a Black Box Theatre. 

If you spend a day at BHS, at some point you are guaranteed to hear music coming from somewhere! The newly renovated Music Suites boast upgraded Music Rooms, 11 Practice Suites, a Recording Studio, and a new Dance Studio. The girls have multiple opportunities to perform not only in official concerts, but in smaller assemblies and class presentations where they learn that self-expression through the Arts is an integral part of their education.