AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoSchools: Education Minister Daryll Matthew says public consultations are planned for January on a proposed 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. school day. Cabinet is also urging students to resolve disputes peacefully, with police set to take a firm approach to youth violence. Culture: The Arts & Cultural Village’s “A Collision of Colour, Culture and Cuisine” exhibition runs in St John’s until November 30, featuring local artists, artisans, performances and workshops. Youth Opportunities: About 250 students can explore aviation, tourism and technology careers at an American Airlines expo on November 17 at UWI Five Islands. Health: The Diabetes Association says about one in eight adults in Antigua and Barbuda lives with diabetes and is urging early screening and care. Achievement: Antiguan dancer Amaya Gomes was named 2026 valedictorian at Edna Manley College, while Tyra Fenton won silver in the women’s 200 metres at the Youth Olympics.
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