AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSchool Safety & Health: At C.C. Sweeting Senior High School, a faulty electrical wire caused minor burns to three students; the Ministry of Education says crews from Bahamas Grid were on campus and the Centre for the Deaf was also dismissed early as the issue affected surrounding areas. Youth & Innovation: Grand Bahama’s National Youth Month push included an Ecumenical youth service and the pilot launch of the Young Innovators Club, with a $50,000 prize purse and an eight-week challenge to research solutions and pitch ideas. Food Security at Home: BAMSI is taking backyard gardening training into communities, partnering with the Breath of Life Seventh-day Adventist Church to teach soil prep, crop selection, and home garden maintenance to reduce reliance on imported food. Marine Education: RF Bank & Trust backs BREEF with underwater communication equipment to make snorkeling and marine learning more interactive and safer for young participants. Breastfeeding Culture: The Bahamas National Breastfeeding Association’s Annual Umbrellathon in Carmichael raised awareness for maternal and child health, honoring Nurse Carlotta Klass. Arts & Film (Local): A Bahamian-produced film, “This Is My Home,” aims to spotlight the challenges children in a group home face as they prepare for their first Junkanoo parade.
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