AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHeat & School Life: Luxembourg’s red heat alert is already reshaping routines: some primary schools in Mertert-Wasserbillig and Grevenmacher are cancelling afternoon classes while keeping supervision and Maison Relais running, with parents of children with health issues given flexibility during red-alert days. Family Culture & Travel: A summer guide highlights family-friendly experiences around Luxembourg and beyond, from a Durbuy dragon-and-knights festival to an interstellar-themed corn maze adventure. Arts in Focus: “China Porcelain Global Journey” opened in Luxembourg, bringing Chinese contemporary ceramic art and Silk Road cultural exchange to local audiences. Local Heritage: Indigenous sculptor Shayna Grandbois returns to Luxembourg to finish her father’s stone sculpture in Bourglinster, turning a long-stalled project into a living family legacy. Community & Inclusion: SCAP’s director says the inclusion principle still hasn’t “taken root” in everyone’s mindset, pointing to long waiting times and ongoing debates in schools. On the Move: Heathrow warns travellers heading to Schengen countries about extra queues linked to the Entry/Exit System (EES), which uses biometric registration.
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