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Election 2021

Chamber forum: George Town East candidates criticise lack of accountability in public schools

By Patrick Brendel | April 7, 2021

Most of the candidates agreed that there is a lack of accountability in the Cayman Islands school system, going on to propose a variety of causes of and solutions to that issue.

Election 2021

George Town East: TVET courses up for debate

By Patrick Brendel | March 29, 2021

Challengers said more must be done to encourage and provide vocational training — while incumbent Roy McTaggart said there are now plenty of TVET opportunities being offered in Cayman.

From the Current

  • EdBeat: Episode Four

    Cayman Life TV founder April Cummings and Current editor Patrick Brendel talk about the value of a Cayman Islands public high school diploma.

  • MP Conolly Congratulates Schools On Inspection Report Improvements

    Opposition Education Spokesperson Barbara Conolly congratulates the public high schools for their recent inspection reports.

  • What’s the value of a Cayman Islands high school diploma?

    Last year nearly half of graduates received a diploma that the government considers to be equivalent to a ‘middle school’ qualification -- and that can be obtained by scoring ‘straight Fs’ on external exams.

  • Ministry of Education (MOE) Committed to Bridging the Digital Divide among Students

    Education Minister Juliana O'Connor-Connolly recently announced the arrival of 2,640 student laptops and the continued roll-out of the Department of Education Services' connectivity programme in conjunction with schools.

  • Creek and Spot Bay Primary remains ‘Satisfactory’

    Creek and Spot Bay Primary School received a second 'Satisfactory' rating from inspectors, largely maintaining its individual grades while improving in a few areas.

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