AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSchool Safety: Police are urging students to report planned fights instead of filming them, after two schoolgirls fell from an unfinished car park during a fight. Cabinet says students involved in violence could face charges and is urging families to work with schools. Arts & Culture: Antigua and Barbuda Art Week opened at Redcliffe Quay, bringing local artists and venues together for its fourth edition. Caribbean Achievement: Antiguan dancer and choreographer Amaya Gomes has been named valedictorian at Jamaica’s Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts. Youth Sport: Tyra Fenton won Antigua and Barbuda’s first reported Youth Olympic medal, taking silver in the 200 metres by just one-hundredth of a second. Family Well-Being: Psychologist Lennox Pigott says supportive relationships matter more to children’s development than household structure, highlighting the role of extended-family networks. Inclusion: A Commonwealth disability rights symposium in St. John’s brought together more than 200 participants to discuss putting the newly adopted inclusion plan into action.
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