Prospect Primary celebrated the retirement of one of the most influential educators Cayman has ever had. Mrs Gloria Bell touched the lives of thousands of children, not just through the 12 years she spent as Prospect’s beloved principal from 2006 to 20014, as well as through her contribution to teac
Machine Learning Robotics by TechCayman recently held their first two-day immersive camp of the 2022-2023 academic year and will be holding monthly camps until summer.
Triple C School celebrated 81 years in grand style on Thursday 20 October. Founded right back in 1941 It’s the oldest continuously running secondary school in the Cayman Islands, and that’s something to really be proud of.
On Tuesday evening (11 October), hundreds of family members, friends and well-wishers gathered at the John Gray High School (JGHS) Gymnasium for the school’s 2022 graduation ceremony held under the theme, ‘Change Your World!’
11 schools from all across the Cayman Islands took part in the 9th Annual KPMG Brain Bowl Academic Tournament at the Kimpton Hotel on 5 October.
On Saturday evening (8 October), Layman E. Scott Snr. High School held its 2022 Graduation ceremony at the Aston Rutty Civic Centre under the theme, ‘Cherish today, Dream Tomorrow’.
Two young Caymanians, Emma Turnbull and Anja van Genderen, are at the cutting edge of scientific research as they continue their post-graduate studies in the STEM-related fields of virology and biochemistry.
The Cayman Islands Ministry of Education (MoE) announces a temporary waiver of grade requirements for students seeking to qualify for Education Council Scholarships to begin undergraduate studies in the fall of 2022 at accredited, recognised overseas institutions, as well as those seeking to begin f
TechCayman, a prominent Cayman Islands services company that fosters technological innovation, recently created a summer internship program designed to give young Caymanians leaving for university, first-hand foundational skills for working in a professional setting.
Continued investment in technology to enhance teaching and learning in Cayman Islands Government (CIG) Schools was one of the plans outlined by the Minister for Education, The Hon. Juliana O’Connor-Connolly last Friday (19 August) at the Annual Education Professionals’ Welcome Back Event at the John