School Health Survey: Montserrat’s Ministry of Health and Social Services, with the Ministry of Education and PAHO, will run the WHO Global School Health Survey among students at Montserrat Secondary School in October, updating the 2008 snapshot to guide health and mental health planning; Cost of Living Coping: The Government is urging residents to use practical “belt-tightening” as global price pressures and import costs squeeze household budgets, with limited room for relief; Nutrition & Weight Loss: A new wellness piece argues that cutting carbs isn’t the whole answer for weight loss, stressing choosing the right carbs, portion sizes, and meal balance; Visceral Fat & Exercise: Another health story says exercise helps reduce harmful abdominal fat, but may not fully shift visceral fat when sleep, hormones, and chronic stress are also in play; Bank Leadership Changes: Bank of Montserrat has advertised multiple senior management roles after recent departures, raising questions about continuity—an indirect concern for community stability; Education Quality Watch: GTEC lists 110 unrecognised institutions due to quality assurance concerns, advising extra care with certificates; Regional Training: OECS is delivering EU-funded specialised training for services trade stakeholders across member states, with a virtual session planned for Montserrat; Local Sports (Community Health Angle): Harbor High’s girls volleyball team stayed unbeaten with a five-set Dig Pink win over Aptos, featuring strong serving and defensive play.