AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI in classrooms: Hedgehog Education is rolling out AI-powered exercise software with local school partnerships after a pilot with Year 9 physics students showed improved learning, aiming to curb students “offloading” homework to generative tools. Women’s history: The University of Malta’s Women’s Archive is expanding access to women’s histories, supported by BOV Foundation funding and guided by a multidisciplinary committee. Culture & peace: Maltese actor Martin Sapiano is set to appear in I Bambini Giocano alla Guerra, premiering 4 September in Venice with a message of peace through children’s eyes. Sports pathway: Travis Borg, 17, could secure a Moto3 contract after sitting second in the MotoJunior standings, as Malta’s standout in major junior racing series. Local lifestyle debate: Commentators weigh whether Malta should introduce a dedicated Prime Minister’s Question Time, with analysts warning Malta’s political culture may make it hard to work. Public safety & wellbeing: Writers push for stronger safety culture around consent and report rising homelessness figures, while another piece calls obesity a complex health issue rather than stigma. Heritage & art: Heritage Malta announced the Malta Biennale Foundation’s executive board and leadership for the 2028 edition, alongside a new exhibition linking fashion and nature conservation.
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