AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFilm & Culture: Bermuda will be represented at the Rehoboth Beach International Film Festival, opening November 1 with films from more than 32 countries. Community Wellbeing: The Gina Spence Programme is calling for a co-ordinated response to violence, with support from families, schools, churches and community groups. Runner Chayce Smith also dedicated his recent race win to Lindley Scott Jr and urged young people to reject violence. Performing Arts: TROIKA’s The Wiz opens November 4–7, with 95 per cent of tickets already sold. Education: Bermuda College graduates will have a new route to a fine arts degree in Paris through an agreement with Paris College of Art. The Ministry of Education has also relaunched CyberTips workshops for students, covering online safety, cyberbullying and digital literacy. Heritage: Gombey Warriors honoured longtime leader Allan Warner with a memorial road march, celebrating his role in passing the tradition to younger generations.
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