AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Youth: Bermuda College is set to launch the Ashay Programme in September, bringing “culturally relevant classes” for ages 5–16 plus parents and adults, with an Ashay Club option for students. Local Learning & Work: The Department of Education has rolled out a new online Substitute Application Platform, ending paper applications and requiring secure profiles, digital credential uploads, and real-time onboarding tracking. Legal Pathways: Conyers named five recipients of its 2026 legal education awards, supporting Bermudian students heading into LL.B studies. Community & Safety: A parliamentary committee says Covid travel data from September 2023 cyberattack records can’t be fully explained by the Health Ministry, with calls for clearer rules on retention and destruction. Roads: Police report 128 impaired-driving arrests so far in 2026 and urge a culture where drunk driving is socially unacceptable. Sports & Culture: Bermuda’s women’s hockey team is training with New Jersey’s Pingry School ahead of the Central American and Caribbean Games. Business & Infrastructure: MPs approved supplementary funding including $15.2m for the Compass Point purchase and extra operational support for Bermuda College. Arts & Heritage: A Bermuda tribute recalls cricket legend Sir Garfield Sobers and his wider cultural impact.
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