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Cayman Islands schools have been trying to manage COVID-19 related absences and associated learning loss during this school year, with varying degrees of success.
Year 11 students at Clifton Hunter significantly outperformed students at John Gray on 2021 external exams, following a period of 2 years where John Gray had nearly closed the gap in test scores.
After a spike in test scores in 2020, Year 11 exam results for Cayman Islands public high schools in 2021 regressed to previous levels, with only Clifton Hunter beating its marks from 2019.
John Gray High School retained its place as Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Champions for the fifth consecutive year after three days of intense competition at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex.
Two robotics teams from Cayman International School emerged victorious in the FIRST Tech Challenge held 26 March.
The public is invited to the ‘Young Musician of the Year’ competition at John Gray on Saturday, 2 April.
Students from nine schools across Grand Cayman converged on Clifton Hunter High School to participate in the fourth annual CHHS Mathematics Competition.
John Gray leaders have largely been able to mitigate negative consequences of COVID-19 on learning progress and the mental well-being of students and staff, but the pandemic did have impacts, such as delaying the planned opening of portions of the new school campus.
The Cayman Islands’ three public secondary schools held commencement ceremonies over the past few weeks for the graduating Class of 2021.
Hundreds of family members, friends and well-wishers logged on to Facebook and YouTube to view John Gray High School’s 2021 graduation ceremony held in its gymnasium under the theme, ‘Oh the Places You Will Go!’