The Ministry of Tourism, along with the Department of Tourism, recently joined forces with two local dive companies, Ocean Frontiers and Go Pro Diving, in order to provide the opportunity for 11 Caymanians to undertake an 8-Week PADI Certification Course, with the aim....
With an eye to medical research, Devaune Millwood, a 2021 graduate of John Gray High School, begins his bachelor’s degree in biological science this month (August 2021) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in Jamaica.
Over 70 guests enjoyed an evening with His Excellency the Governor on Wednesday evening to celebrate eight years of the Cayman Connection UK network, and to launch the US and Canada networks.
This year’s high school Dart Scholars are Jade Robinson of St. Ignatius High School and Nathan Alston of Cayman Prep and High School.
The Portfolio of the Civil Service (PoCS) recognised 80 interns at this year’s Intern Celebration at Government Administration Building with seven receiving awards on Wednesday 21 July, 2021.
Caribbean scholars have long realized the potential of religion in helping to decolonize and indigenize, making way for a Caribbean theology, appropriate to the history and the peculiar narrative of Caribbean peoples.
Thirteen school leavers from ten government primary schools were recognised during recent school-leaving ceremonies (23 June-8 July) for demonstrating exemplary performance in academics, leadership and overall school involvement during the 2020-2021 academic year.
Aidan Watler is the 2021 recipient of the William A. Dart Memorial University Scholarship. A graduate of Cayman Prep & High School, Watler is pursuing a degree in mathematics at University of California, Berkeley.
Cayman’s brightest and most able students will be given a boost this September as the Ministry of Education has just announced that they have expanded their scholarship programme for Caymanian students looking to pursue undergraduate studies at prestigious universities overseas
Homeschooling in the Cayman Islands has seen exponential growth in recent times following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.