AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSchool readiness and health: Education Minister Diallo Rabain says 148 of 610 school maintenance items are done and 212 are in progress, with the rest still to be tackled before the 2026/27 term. Invasive species watch: The DENR is warning the public about the little fire ant, an invasive pest not currently known in Bermuda, that could arrive via plants, soil, cargo and landscaping. Housing-meets-health capacity: Government plans to repurpose Channel House in St David’s into a transitional care facility adding about 60 beds for medically fit-for-discharge patients, aiming to ease pressure on the emergency department. Asthma support for students: Parents are urged to register children in the Bermuda Student Asthma Registry ahead of the school year so healthcare providers can track needs and support. Local environment education: The Bermuda Zoological Society backs young science-focused students with scholarships and grants, including support for future environmental stewards. Community nature event: BUEI will host the 2027 Bermuda Sandcastle Competition, partnering with longtime organiser Hannah Emmerson.
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