Minister for Health, Environment and Sustainability, Hon. Katherine Ebanks-Wilks, has issued a video message to mark World Environmental Health Day 2026, highlighting the role of science, prevention and environmental health professionals in protecting communities across the Cayman Islands.
The Ministry of Education and Training has published the Mobile Phone (Safe School) Policy, formalising its position on the use of personal mobile phones and other electronic devices in government schools.
As a new school year gets underway, Connect is encouraging schools across the Cayman Islands to take advantage of free student development workshops designed to prepare young people for success in education, internships, and future careers.
Connect is proud to celebrate the success of three Caymanian candidates who recently gained valuable work experience opportunities through our partnership with global corporate service provider Ascentium, formerly Harneys Fiduciary.
Dr. Robert W. Robertson has been reappointed as a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Studies, University of London.
Approximately 750 students across Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac received school supplies and enjoyed an afternoon of education, entertainment and community support as the Pursuit of Excellence – The Lloyd Barker Foundation hosted its eighth annual Ready, Set, Learn! Back-to-School Giveaway.
Fifteen participants of Passport2Success (P2S) Cohort 41 graduated from the employment training and personal development programme at a ceremony held at the George Town Yacht Club on 24 August.
All government schools will ban personal electronic devices, including mobile phones and any device that can be used for communication or connectivity, Education Minister Hon. Rolston Anglin announced Friday (21 August) at the Education Professionals’ Welcome Event at the John Gray High School Gymna
Sir John A. Cumber Primary School will expand into the former Kiddiewinks preschool site in West Bay, Education Minister Hon. Rolston Anglin announced Friday (21 August) at the Education Professionals’ Welcome Event at the John Gray High School Gymnasium.
Reading outcomes in Government primary schools have improved by 18.4 percentage points since 2022, according to Key Stage 2 assessment results presented in the 2024/25 Education Data Report.