AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoYouth & Business: Young entrepreneurs as young as nine sold fashion, artwork and treats at the Youth Entrepreneur Expo on the City Hall lawn for International Youth Day, with organisers from the Office of Youth Affairs highlighting confidence-building and real-world experience. Environment & Sport: The Royal Bermuda Regiment will host the 2026 Heatwave: Coastal Defence lionfish tournament Aug. 19–22, with dives at sunrise and a prizegiving BBQ Aug. 23; registration is $40 from rbr.bm and Makin’ Waves. Accessibility & Community Life: A new aquatic lift at the National Sports Centre Aquatic Centre is now in place to help seniors and people with disabilities enter the pool with minimal assistance. Education & Skills: The Department of Education’s STEAM Academy wrapped up its summer programme (July 1–Aug. 7), including a new senior track for ages 13–15 with trades, electrical engineering and career visits. Environment Policy: Greenpeace campaigners are urging Bermuda to work with the UK to protect the Sargasso Sea after the UK signed the High Seas Treaty into law. Health & Travel: A Bermudian physician and pastor, Stanley James, shared his experience after a deadly Colombia earthquake while helping set up a clinic with It Is Written.
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