AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBermuda Health: Parents are urged to register children with asthma for the Bermuda Student Asthma Registry 2026/27, so schools and health providers can update support plans for the year. Bermuda Education & Environment: The Bermuda Zoological Society named Trey Maybury and Luke Foster as 2026 Steinhoff Scholarship recipients, with Ian Da Silva receiving an education grant—backing future environmental science careers. Bermuda Culture & Heritage: St. Mary’s Anglican Church in Warwick will mark its 400th anniversary with special services, culminating in a rededication service on October 4. Bermuda Sports & Community: Bermuda Rugby launched a World Rugby Level 1 coaching blueprint to grow local coach development. Local Business & Lifestyle: Snowy’s snowball stand has reopened at 33 Cedar Avenue in Hamilton, across from Victoria Park. Tourism Youth: Bermuda’s inaugural Tourism Youth Speech Competition finalists have been named ahead of the September 10 final. International Connections: Azores programme success—two Bermudians of Azorean descent, Sydney Rego and Catrina Furtado, completed the University of the Azores summer programme and returned with bilingual certificates.
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