AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation & Care: Barbados’ primary school breakfast programme is now reaching about 17,000 students, aiming to stop children arriving hungry and easing pressure on parents. School Readiness: Wesley Hall Junior School students are set to return Wednesday to refurbished classrooms after repairs and upgrades. Health & Faith: The Anglican Church of Barbados is proposing a major healthcare development at Henry’s Lane, including medical services and accommodation for specialised care. Environment Watch: Anglican leaders are urging Barbadians to conserve water and protect the environment as the Season of Creation begins. Community Support: BARP president Marilyn Rice-Bowen is calling for stronger attention to older women caregivers who carry heavy burdens for adult children and grandchildren. Creative Youth: A second cohort has completed UWI’s Motion Picture Arts Certificate (MPAC) filmmaking programme, building skills for Barbados’ creative economy. Regional Spotlight: Prime Minister Mia Mottley is pushing for stronger CARICOM–Africa ties—more movement of people, trade, education and opportunities—marking CARICOM-Africa Day. Public Notices: Some areas will face water disruption due to work at the Ionics Desalination Plant, with fogging scheduled across St John and Christ Church this week.
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