AGP Executive Report
Last update: 41 minutes agoBermuda Arts & Culture: The documentary Transforming the Beautiful Game: The Clyde Best Story has won Best International Film at the 2026 BronzeLens Film Festival in Atlanta, adding to its Audience Favourite win and setting up an October “encore tour” back in Bermuda. Community & Education: Bermuda High School celebrates strong I/GCSE results, highlighting 11 students hitting top-tier marks across all nine subjects and special recognition for its History department. Local Scholarships: PHC Foundation awarded $31,000 to seven students at its 22nd Annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony, continuing its near-$600,000 total since 2004. Sports & Youth: The National Sports Centre is pausing international hosting for major grandstand roof work at Flora Duffy Stadium, with Bermuda set to miss Nations League matches in October. Arts Deadline: Artists have until 4pm today to enter the Serjeant’s Cup Marine Art Prize at the Bermuda Arts Centre, with awards reception on Sept 6. National Recovery Month: September’s Recovery Month campaign is set to spotlight treatment and mental health support, encouraging people to seek help and share success stories. Politics: Robert King says he’s leaving the OBA to sit as an independent MP, while House of Assembly sittings are set to proceed Friday with debate on carried legislation.
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