Weekly Current, 7 Nov. 2021
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Principals’ update on COVID in schools, CIS principal on EdBeat, death of public libraries director, and more.
COVID-19
Principals: New COVID policy effective, testing supply a challenge
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One week into the government’s new strategy for COVID-19 in local schools, education and health officials are racing to keep up with demand for ‘quick-response’ testing kits amid a cascade of cases among students and staff.
edbeat
EdBeat: Episode 21
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Patrick and April talk to CIS Principal Jim Urquhart about his school’s expansion and how the new COVID-19 strategy is working out.
segregation
Black-and-white, or other? Confronting racial divisions in Cayman’s school system
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Could the structure of our country’s education system be fostering racial divisions in younger generations that have not previously been a hallmark of Cayman Islands society?
Press Release
Cayman International School welcomes students into new high school building
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Cayman International School opened the doors of its new high school building this week, welcoming 160 returning high school students in grades nine through 12.
schools explorer
Inspection results: Comparing Cayman Islands preschools
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These 2 infographics show the inspection results for Early Childhood Care and Education Centres, as well as schools that offer ‘Early Years’ education.
schools explorer
Inspection results: Comparing Cayman Islands primary schools
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This infographic shows the primary schools’ inspection results in 18 individual categories, as well as the overall school rating.
schools explorer
Inspection results: Comparing Cayman Islands secondary schools
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This infographic shows the secondary schools’ inspection results in 18 individual categories, as well as the overall school rating.
Weekly Current, 9 Nov. 2020
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Putting the $170M John Gray project in context, analysis of the CXC controversy, St. Ignatius update, preschool inspection, TS Eta damage, and more!
Cayman Education News
Putting the $170M John Gray project in context
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It is clear from available data that CI$170 million is a massive expenditure for high school construction, both in terms of total cost and on a per-student basis.