From the moment the country had to be in lockdown mode I was certain that there was one group of workers who would have it the worst - OUR TEACHERS.
During this time of official mandatory lockdown because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and despite the stay-at-home policy aimed at stemming the spread of the disease, we have nonetheless —and thankfully so—had the opportunity to go for regular, almost daily, walks.
While the National Emergency Operations Centre hotline on 1-800-534-6555 has been deactivated, persons may email neoc@gov.ky until further notice for answers to any questions they may have about the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The registration for students enrolling in, or transferring to Government schools for the 2020/2021 school year will close on Friday, 26 June 2020.
You might be forgiven for thinking that in the midst of one of the most serious economic downturns in generations, that Cayman is awash with money - or, to be more precise, flooding with money.
Further to the Cayman Islands Government’s announcement to reopen walking tracks, the Ministry of Education, Youth, Sports, Agriculture and Lands (MEYSAL) have provided additional guidelines for the reopening of the following facilities:
The Lions Club of Tropical Gardens (LCTG) recently held its annual Installation of Officers Ceremony online via Zoom.
The Lions Club of Tropical Gardens has helped Meals on Wheels during the coronavirus pandemic, by donating $1000.00. The funds will be used to produce additional meals, as the demand for meals have increased dramatically, due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Communities across the Cayman Islands are being encouraged to show support to frontline workers by downloading free ringtones to their phones.
The Postal Service is extending its Grand Cayman open days as of next week. Effective Tuesday, 23 June 2020, three post offices will offer extended hours.