AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCommunity Safety: The Gina Spence Programme is calling for families, schools, churches, charities and businesses to work together to prevent violence and support those grieving recent deaths. Runner Chayce Smith also dedicated his Swan’s Club Charity Run win to Lindley Scott Jr, urging young people to stop the violence. Online Safety: The Ministry of Education has relaunched CyberTips, offering free workshops and digital safety resources for students, families and educators. Arts Education: Bermuda College art and design graduates can now enter the third year of a fine arts degree at Paris College of Art through a new agreement. Gombey Heritage: The Allan Warner Memorial Road March honoured the late Gombey leader’s decades of work preserving the tradition and mentoring younger performers. On Stage: TROIKA has revealed a first look at The Wiz, running November 4–7 at the Ruth Seaton James Centre; 95 per cent of tickets are already sold. Health & Giving: A World Stroke Day education event is planned for Friday at Queen Elizabeth Park, while Bermuda Powerlifting Association’s charity meet raised more than $1,100 for Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre.
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