The Ministry of Education recognised three outstanding Caymanian students at the 2024/2025 Government High School Scholarship (GHSS) Award Reception, held on 30 January celebrating the initiative’s slogan: Reach Your Full Potential.
The new year presents a perfect opportunity to reemphasize the importance of lifelong learning as a personal development imperative that recognizes that as individuals, we must acquire new skills, knowledge, and competencies throughout our lives.
Nia-Shae Wedderburn and Asonya Sweeney of John Gray High School have won the Cayman Collas Crill Moot 2024/25.
The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) has today announced a partnership with Digicel Cayman Ltd to establish a scholarship programme worth $10,000 CI for Caymanian students, with applications opening soon.
The University College of the Cayman Islands has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), outlining collaboration on The King’s Commonwealth Fellowship Programme (KCFP).
Siddharth Yedla was crowned the winner of the 25th Annual RBC Royal Bank Primary National Spelling Bee, while David Sanchez Williams emerged victorious in the 42nd Lions Club of Grand Cayman Secondary National Spelling Bee. Both competitions were held at the John Gray High School Performing Arts Hal
The sixth cohort of the Superior Auto Training Programme graduated recently.
Teachers from high schools across the Cayman Islands have received hands on training to better equip them to teach robotics and to prepare their students for robotics competitions, as well as to further promote the subject for wider inclusion in the national curriculum.
In tribute to Sir Shridath Ramphal who passed recently, I am carrying in three parts the speech he made at the University College of the Cayman Islands, in 2011.
The University College of the Cayman Islands has been awarded status as a chapter of the international scholars’ honor society, Phi Beta Delta.