The St. George's Foundation

02/11/2026

Almost 300 Government Year 5 students explored Ferry Point Park recently as part of the St George’s Foundation Educational Programme.
The learning goal of the programme is to teach students about the island’s history and heritage and is part of SGF’s strategy to engage Bermuda’s students with our Unesco World Heritage Site, foster an understanding of its uniqueness and encourage future stewardship of our cultural heritage sites.
To learn morem visit www.SGF.bm.

02/11/2026

https://www.royalgazette.com/education/news/article/20261102/students-introduced-to-local-history-at-ferry-point-park/

Almost 300 Year 5 students explored Ferry Point Park as part of an educational programme launched by the St George’s Foundation. During the visit — the first for more than half of participants — the p...

02/11/2026

Calling all members! 📢
The SGF AGM will take place at 6 pm this Wednesday, November 4th, at St. Peter's Church Hall.
Please RSVP by email to [email protected].

22/10/2026

SGF welcomed the team from the Grand Turk Enhancement and Sustainability Agency to 19th century Fort Albert, where they met stonemason Dean Saunders to view a section of the fort restored in traditional Bermuda stone methods.
See images in the comments.
Thank you to The Bermuda National Trust for organizing the visit and including SGF!

The Bermuda National Trust has helped a team of heritage officials from the Turks & Caicos Islands to develop an itinerary exploring conservation and heritage management. A group from the Grand Tu...

20/10/2026

The St. George’s Foundation was grateful to be chosen for the Nautilus Indemnity Limited 2026 Impact Day project, and welcomed their enthusiastic team of volunteers to Fort Albert last week.
The staff members left their desks and travelled to the UNESCO World Heritage Site fortification where they descended into the moat and spent time weeding, hoeing and hauling debris out of the 19th century fort.
Great job Nautilus!
Do you have a team of volunteers who would like to spend the day with SGF? Email [email protected] to connect.

24/09/2026

The Weekday Warriors braved the heat and waded into the weeds and overgrowth burying the lime kiln at Ferry Point Park this week.
The 19th-century lime kiln, built by the British War Department to serve the construction of forts erected in the early 1800s, is a learning site for the SGF Education Programme which takes place next week.
Would you like to join our volunteers? Visit www.sgf.bm.

21/07/2026

Over the past few weeks Fort Albert has been weeded, washed, trimmed and tidied, thanks to the Weekday Warriors and gentlemen from the Department of Corrections Charity Work Release Programme.
Bring your chairs and enjoy the view from this 19th century UNESCO World Heritage Site fortification!

29/06/2026

Don't miss a fascinating The Bermuda National Trust talk by Dr Michael Jarvis taking place at Moongate Brewing Co, Penno's Wharf, St George's, on Wednesday, July 8th at 6.30 pm.
Find out about the latest discoveries unearthed by his team at the Smith's Island Archaeology Project, where digging has taken place since 2010.
Visit https://www.bnt.bm/events_tours/events/ to purchase tickets.

18/06/2026

Please assist if you can!

10/06/2026

Over 140 bags of foliage and debris were weeded and hauled out of the moat of Fort George over the past four weeks by the SGF Weekday Warriors and participants of the Department of Corrections Charity Work Release Programme.
The plants removed are all fast growing and prolific class 1 invasives - snake plant, wedding fern, Mexican pepper, Queensland umbrella tree and fountain grass.
Visit SGF.bm to learn more about the work of SGF.