The Department of Education Services (DES) has obtained permission to occupy the final sections of New John Gray High School following the formal handover of Sectors 2, 3 and 9 by McAlpine Ltd. last Thursday (16 February).
Year 9, 10 and 11 students at John Gray High School were able to attend a busy careers fair last week, with booths from a variety of companies, businesses and government departments manned with staff ready and eager to talk to students about a career within their particular field.
Dart Scholars are an impressive group – 37 young Caymanians who excel in the classroom and workplace, they are Cayman’s next generation of leaders and innovators.
The Ministry of Education (MoE), through its Early Childhood Care & Education (ECCE) Unit, launched a ‘Smart Start’ Early Stimulation Programme at the Craddock Ebanks (North Side) and East End Civic Centers on Tuesday (24 January).
Jay Ebanks, the Minister of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure, is encouraging everyone to support the upcoming annual Cayman Islands Agriculture Shows, starting this month.
More than 50 Cayman Brac dignitaries, community members, UCCI board members, staff and students attended a meet and greet with the new UCCI President and CEO, Dr. Robert W. Robertson at the Brac campus on Friday 27 January 2023.
On Monday 30 January 2023, Dr. Robert W. Robertson, President, and CEO of the University College of the Cayman Islands, signed a memorandum of understanding with Dr. Greg Keefe, interim President, and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI), in Canada, to affirm a new partne
The University College of the Cayman Islands is starting the new year with a bang, by celebrating not just one but two great achievements this January.
The Department of Education Services (DES) has procured mobile devices for the 800+ educators in CIG schools to ensure the digital delivery of and access to the educational curriculum and its resources.
Transparency and accountability are critical in building the kind of democracy worthy of living our full lives as citizens. In fact, these are practices worthy of fighting for unless we are prepared to allow corruption to remain entrenched and widespread in our societies.