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Launch of ‘Grandfriends’ pen pals bears favourable results (opens the original)
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A charity said it intends to build on a pilot project that enabled seniors and schoolchildren to share “memories, interests and humour”. Age Concern reported on its GrandFriends Pen Pal programme and noted that it plans to expand the scheme across the island. The project, which was rolled out this year, paired older adults in Dementia Bermuda’s Cognitive Stimulation Therapy programme with students from Saltus Grammar School. Through guided prompts, the letter exchanges developed from introductio
Stevenson whales documentary tops charts at global film festival (opens the original)
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A documentary which offers groundbreaking insights into the complex pelagic social lives of North Atlantic humpback whales has claimed a top prize at a global film festival. If They Were Us: The Humpback Whales of the Sargasso Sea stood toe-to-toe with major, studio-backed documentaries and won the first place in the Marine Ecosystems Film category at the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival, which was held in Monterrey, Mexico, last week. It was named runner-up in the Best Feature Finalist categ
Somersfield develops AI policy (opens the original)
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Somersfield Academy is working to develop an artificial intelligence policy while exploring its potential benefits and risks in an educational setting. The school is working with Eblana Learning, an Irish company, to develop a broader framework to establish a clear and considered approach to AI in education. Rita Bateson, of Eblana Learning and a former Somersfield teacher, delivered a presentation on AI to staff during a summer professional development programme. The school is working closely w
Browns uplifted by political appetite to right land-loss wrongs (opens the original)
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A sibling of the late MP who paved the way for a Commission of Inquiry into Historical Land Losses said compensation given to families who suffered “would make things right”. George Brown, whose brother, Walton Brown, tabled a motion that led to an inquiry into the matter of land grabs, said calls for compensation by MPs on Friday night in the House of Assembly “is significant”. He said: “It acknowledges that when people suffer injustice, there must be a pathway forward to make things right. “Th
Salvation Army holds 130th anniversary march (opens the original)
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The Salvation Army continued its 130th anniversary of serving the island with a ‘beautiful’ march in Hamilton yesterday. A spokesman said the event, which started on the corner of Front Street and Court Street, went as planned. “We had a beautiful march, we are very thankful to all who supported,” he said. He noted the support of the Royal Bermuda Regiment at the event which culminated at the North Street Citadel. Along the way, members stopped to visit longtime member Gwendolyn Doars, who will
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