AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAzores & Education: Two young Bermudians of Azorean descent, Sydney Rego and Catrina Furtado, have become the first from Bermuda to complete the University of the Azores Summer Programme, returning with official bilingual certificates. Health in Schools: The Bermuda Student Asthma Registry for 2026/27 is now open, urging parents to register annually so providers and schools can support students properly. Sports & Community: Jibreel “Anszar” Talbot is targeting a pro MMA debut after a win at Devil’s Isle Fight Championship, while Bermuda Rugby kicks off a World Rugby Level 1 coaching course to grow local coaching capacity. Abuse Support: Centre Against Abuse announces a new board, with Tammy Gibbons as chair, as it continues confidential counselling and prevention work. Tourism & Culture: The Bermuda Hotel Association’s outgoing CEO Stephen Todd flags marketing and Sunday/public holiday closures as tourism challenges, and Bermuda’s Tourism Youth Speech Competition names three finalists heading to the Sept 10 final. Local Pride: Warwick United Majorettes and Drum Corps have been invited to perform in Washington for Veterans Day events. Scholarships: Devonshire and Southampton parish councils award higher education scholarships to multiple students, adding to a busy week of education wins.
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