The Berkeley Drama Department & Friends presents, “The Greatest Showman” based on the original film on Saturday, April 15th at 6:30p.m. and Sunday, April 16th at 3:00p.m. in The Berkeley Institute Cafetorium. This is an intriguing story of Phineas Taylor Barnum (P.T. Barnum) from his childhood to adult life. P.T. Barnum grew up in the 1800’s and always had a natural gift for publicity and promotion. He tries his hands at a myriad of jobs and eventually P.T. Barnum directs his passion towards show business to give way to his limitless imagination, rising from nothing, to create the Barnum & Bailey circus. Embracing the differences of others, P.T. Barnum soon ushers in a dynamic theatrical production revered as one of the ‘Greatest Shows on Earth’. The musical features daring actors, acrobatics, dancers and riveting songs behind a meaningful story and guest performers. Tickets will be sold on www.ptix.bm General Admission $20, Patron $40, Green Sponsor $50, Gold Sponsor $100. For more information please contact the school office at 441-292-4752.

More than two decades ago, the Governing Body of The Berkeley Institute with the over-arching guidance of The Berkeley Educational Society, adopted a set of Core Values that would serve as the framework for the continued delivery of education programming as a premier senior secondary school. The very first of these six Core Values speaks to the preservation of the Legacy, History and Heritage of the school. Following a long and illustrious lineage dating back to 1879 with the election of the Rev. Mark James as the first constitutional Chair of the Society, Mr. H. Sinclair R. White was a devoted member of the Society and served for 11 years as Chairman of the Management Committee with a zeal that is not easily matched. It has been my honour, and that of the entire Governing Body – both past and present- to have experienced Mr. White’s sterling leadership and unwavering commitment to the vision of the Founding Fathers of the Society to meaningfully support the advancement of excellence in education fitting for our students to discharge the obligations of this life regardless of race, colour or creed. Today, we salute Mr. Sinclair White particularly as the immediate Past Chairman of the Society and pray for his eternal repose. Respice finem Mr. Craig Bridgewater Chairman Governing Body of The Berkeley Institute

Tribute to Mr. H. Sinclair White, Class of 1968 From The Berkeley Educational Society Mr. H. Sinclair White, Chairman of The Berkeley Educational Society 2011 - 2022. Sinclair White attended The Berkeley Institute and was a member of The Berkeley Institute’s Class of 1968. He became the twenty-first Chairman of The Berkeley Educational Society in 2011, succeeding the late Mr. Austin Thomas and dedicated eleven years of service. Sinclair was devoted to The Berkeley Institute and carried out his duties as Chairman of The Berkeley Educational Society in a diligent and conscientious manner. As Chairman, Mr. White conducted each Berkeley Educational Society meeting in a gentlemanly and scholarly way with firmness but fairness. He gave everyone a chance to voice their opinion without fair or favour especially during the “Any Other Business”. He was about the business of the School and the Society, as he fervently supported the Society’s role as the parent body of the school. His support for his Alma Mater was unquestionable – his son was also a Berkeley alumnus. Sinclair’s voice for The Berkeley Institute lives on in the film “Respice Finem” in which he spoke about the aspects of The Society and the School’s history and legacy. Sinclair had a very generous spirit and would often donate anything needed for the Society if he felt it would be beneficial. Sinclair distinguished himself as a dedicated Chairman of The Berkeley Educational Society. His memory will always be etched in the hearts of the members and fellow Berkeleyites as one who persevered even during his illness. May he rest in well-deserved peace. Respice Finem – Keep the End in View The Berkeley Educational Society