AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAsthma support for students: Bermuda’s Health and Education ministries are urging parents to register/update the Bermuda Student Asthma Registry for 2026/27, after last year’s survey found 29 asthma-related hospital admissions and one in five students reported an asthma attack. Sun safety at camp: Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s SunSmart Programme says all 36 camps that completed accreditation achieved a 100% pass rate, reinforcing slip, slop, slap, shade and hydration to cut skin cancer risk. Physiotherapy spotlight: Ahead of World Physiotherapy Day (Sept 8), a local column explains physiotherapists’ broader role beyond sports injuries, including cardiorespiratory, neurological and pediatric care. Road safety and injuries: Police confirmed Bermuda’s 13th road fatality of 2026 after a 19-year-old motorcyclist died following a Southampton collision; another St George’s crash left two riders injured. School readiness works: Education Minister Diallo Rabain reports 148 of 610 school maintenance items are complete, 212 in progress, and about 250 still to be tackled ahead of the 2026/27 school year. Housing and health access: An OBA MP proposes pairing Lamb Foggo Urgent Care with Channel House (planned as a transitional healthcare facility) to better support seniors needing rehab and wound care.
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