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US experts: Wear masks, practise distancing in Cayman schools

By Patrick Brendel | August 20, 2020

Should Cayman students be forced to wear masks in school? Two US experts say ‘Yes’.

From the Current

  • 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.

  • Weekly Current, 14 June 2021

    School inspections: Layman Scott, Clifton Hunter, Prep, Triple C, Prospect Primary, etc. New episode of EdBeat, and more!

  • Study Local, Go Far with UCCI

    Admission applications are now open for the fall semester at UCCI.

  • EdBeat: Episode Three

    Cayman Life TV founder April Cummings and Current editor Patrick Brendel talk about Layman Scott's 'Good' rating and the differences in education on Cayman Brac.

  • Triple C School rated ‘Weak’, principal departs

    Triple C received a second 'Weak' rating from inspectors, who flagged serious concerns with the school's curriculum, safety and senior leadership.

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