AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation: Government has re-advertised the Commissioner of Education post, more than two months after Kalmar Richards retired. The new leader will be expected to steer lasting improvements across Bermuda’s public schools. Youth & Human Rights: Four young Bermudians have returned from a week-long visit to Geneva, where they built advocacy skills and met with international organisations. Community Support: Family Centre says Teen Services’ planned closure at year-end could leave a significant gap for young people, including those seeking sexual and reproductive health support. Halloween: Families can enjoy BUEI’s party on Saturday, with games, films and a costume parade. St George’s Olde Towne Trick & Treat also returns with live music, historical characters and a fire show. Student Success: Saltus students took top team honours at an international public-speaking contest in Canada, with Jordan Williams named the leading individual speaker. Health: Bermuda Hospitals Board marked World Stroke Day with free screening and advice, urging residents to seek treatment quickly as diagnoses rise.
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