CARICOM Reparations: Barbados hosts the Third Caribbean Reparations Conference (Sept 17–19) as CARICOM pushes “reparatory justice” and practical guidance for its revised Ten-Point Plan, with partners including the African Union, civil society and the diaspora. Barbados Schools & Weather: 185 schools stay open, but Alexandra School closes due to flooding, with the Ministry urging protective gear and safer travel. Senior Sports: The National Senior Games expand across 25 disciplines, with stronger inclusion for athletes with disabilities, plus a 5K walk/run and a month-long finish at BCC for International Day of Older Persons. Community & Youth: CIBC Caribbean names Saint Lucia’s Catherine Edmund “Unsung Hero” for Birthday Fairies and wider community support. Education & Health Leadership: PAHO and UWI complete a health policy and systems postgraduate programme, training professionals across the region. Tourism Leadership: CTO appoints Beverley Wilson deputy director of research to strengthen tourism intelligence. Animal Welfare: Groups mark the anniversary of Sparky’s drowning, renewing calls for tougher enforcement on animal cruelty. Sustainable Travel: A guide highlights how to do a more sustainable Barbados vacation through locally rooted stays and nature experiences. Climate Resilience: RIISE begins operations to speed climate-resilient infrastructure delivery across Eastern Caribbean states. Sports (Regional): Imran Tahir reaches 100 CPL games milestone as franchise cricket heads into key qualifiers.