American Revolution in Bermuda: The National Museum of Bermuda and Atlantic World Connections are hosting “Beyond the Thirteen: the American Revolution as an Atlantic Civil War” on Oct 8–9, with a free public lecture at Bermuda College and a museum conference exploring loyalty, identity, commerce, migration and legacies across Bermuda and the wider Atlantic. Child welfare pressure: The One Bermuda Alliance is calling out the lack of litigation guardians for Bermudian children sent overseas, saying it’s a systemic failure under the Children’s Act. Childcare standards update: The Ministry of Health launches a six-week public consultation from Oct 1 on proposed updates to Bermuda’s childcare standards, including curriculum, safety, health, infrastructure and digital learning guidance. Energy & bills: A “Mesh” virtual power plant proposal is drawing scrutiny, with a call for clearer public information on how the trial would work. AI in education: Bermudian barrister Zakkiyah Daniels says AI detectors are wrongly flagging classic texts and is using AI to fight AI with her “BotOut” risk-check app. Wildlife on screen: Andrew Stevenson’s humpback whales documentary, built on Bermuda’s whale catalogue, has won top prize at a global marine film festival. Flu season prep: “Flu Express” vaccination clinics are set for Oct 3, Oct 7 and Oct 8 at three locations across the island. Culture & theatre: Troika Bermuda has tickets on sale for “The Wiz” at Ruth Seaton James Auditorium, Nov 4–7.