AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCommunity Care: Bermuda Is Love will host a free healthy brunch on November 14 for expectant mothers and families with young children, offering food, parenting and nutrition advice, childcare and support services. Education: A survey found 58 per cent of residents support moving public schools to a two-tier system, while 80 per cent back an independent Education Authority; its bill is now before the House of Assembly. Bermudian Arts: Thoughts Become Things, a multimedia project rooted in Bermuda’s Gombey tradition, has won a Gold Anthem Award for cultural celebration and heritage preservation. Theatre: TROIKA Bermuda has added two performances of The Wiz on November 8 after strong community demand. Heritage: Bermudian Chynna Trott will take up a British Library fellowship to help shape how the Caribbean and Atlantic territories are represented in its collections. Coming Up: Let Our Lights Shine will mark a milestone in Bermuda’s democratic journey on November 13, while Hamilton’s free City Tree celebration returns on November 27.
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