AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEducation & Youth Support: East Kingstown CPEA winners got EC$500 bursaries and brand-name shoes from The Shoe Shop and PAFS, helping them start the 2026/2027 school year. CSEC Results: The Ministry of Education released updated May–June 2026 CSEC figures: SVG posted a 78.63% overall pass rate, with seven schools hitting 80%+—but Mathematics remains a major problem, with almost two out of three students failing. School Safety: As the new term begins, the police Traffic Department urged motorists to slow down in school zones and residential areas. Teaching Profession: SVGTU reminded educators to follow civil service rules on travel, leave, medical certificates, and proper official correspondence through school management. Culture & Community: Murals are enhancing the Villa/Calliaqua coastal stretch, blending Vincentian and Barbadian imagery as a sign of Caribbean unity. Sports & Opportunity: The OECS Advanced Digital Skills Scholarship opens 10 September, offering advanced training across areas like AI, cybersecurity, cloud, and digital marketing for OECS citizens. Tourism & Agriculture Link: Tourism minister Dr. Kishore Shallow stressed that agriculture is key to keeping visitor spending circulating locally. Communications Leadership: Tedra Kirby was retained as Chief Government Communications Executive to modernise and coordinate government public information, with a stronger digital push.
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