AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAnguilla Summer Festival: The Anguilla Tourist Board says the Summer Festival runs until August 9 with pageants, calypso, live music, boat races, parades, fetes and family events, with tickets available online or at the Lansdowne Bowl Cultural Centre (adult US$12–$40; children US$8–$25). Youth & money skills (St. Kitts & Nevis ASPIRE): Prime Minister Terrance Drew is matching students’ ASPIRE savings deposits dollar-for-dollar up to EC$200 during hands-on banking exercises at the St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank, as part of the wider push to build healthy saving habits. Education results (OECS PEARL): The Virgin Islands topped the OECS PEARL Grade 2 regional assessment, leading in early reading and math, with strong reading scores (86% vs OECS average 73%). Sports (Nevis netball camp): A three-week netball camp for young girls kicked off in Charlestown, Nevis, with coaching led by former West Indies captain Lydia Thompson-Claxton and local goal shooter Rhonda Thompson. Regional travel & connectivity (Anguilla air access): Anguilla is set to welcome expanded winter air service, including new Canadian flights via Providenciales and more options from key U.S. cities, aimed at boosting access for visitors.
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