AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoBermuda Youth Recognition: The Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors has extended nominations for Youth Trailblazers Out Front–2026 to June 5, inviting Bermuda’s 2026 graduating students to be recognised across categories including Academic Achievement, Leadership and Service, Community Impact, Sports, Arts and Culture, and STEM. Cricket: Bermuda umpire Precious Smith has been named to the ICC Development Panel ‘A’ Umpires list for 2026-27, a first for a Bermudian woman, with Bermuda set to host the T20 World Cup Americas Sub-Regional Qualifier next month. Education Pathways: Bermuda College and Mount Saint Vincent University have agreed a five-year articulation route for a Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management, letting eligible students transfer up to 25 courses while staying in Bermuda. Weather: Thursday is expected to be sunny with showers developing later, highs near 27°C and a Small Craft Warning in effect. Sports Spotlight: David Morris set a new school and regional record in the boys 400m hurdles at the NYAIS Championships.
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