Cayman Education News
Beyond the classroom: Cayman schools respond to COVID’s impact on students, families
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The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on Cayman Islands schools are not limited to what occurs in the classroom – or via remote learning.
Cayman Education News
Many of Cayman’s teachers ‘exhausted’, ‘burnt out’ by COVID pandemic
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Teaching in the Cayman Islands during the COVID-19 pandemic has been, in a word, ‘exhausting’. Many of the country’s teachers say their current workloads are simply not sustainable, according to school inspectors’ reports.
inspection
At John Cumber, focus on mental wellness of all and ‘up-skilling’ of teachers and parents
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Unlike teachers at many other schools, staff at Sir John A. Cumber Primary School did not report feeling “over-stretched” by additional duties during the pandemic, a school inspector said.
Press Release
Clifton Hunter High School Holds Fourth Annual Mathematics Championship
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Students from nine schools across Grand Cayman converged on Clifton Hunter High School to participate in the fourth annual CHHS Mathematics Competition.
Press Release
Minister for Education Tours Several Schools
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Education Minister Juliana O’Connor-Connolly embarked on a three-day ministerial tour of some government schools on Grand Cayman in mid-May.
data report 2020
Analysis: Student performance varies widely at public primary schools
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How prepared a student is for high school could depend on which public primary school they attend.
Election 2021
Candidates go big: The boldest education ideas from the 2021 campaign
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Should the education system be governed by a regulatory body instead of the ministry? How about a single ‘education czar’? Should every Caymanian receive universal free education from preschool to college? What about merging Cayman’s local universities?
Cayman Education News
Red Bay Primary School Wins Inter-Primary Sports Meet
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Red Bay Primary School won the 2021 Inter-Primary Schools Sports Meet ahead of 19 other schools.
Election 2021
West Bay West candidate Mario Ebanks: Integrate public school system
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Ebanks said public school schools should be integrated by allowing non-Caymanians to attend.
Freedom of Information
Crowded classrooms or empty hallways? A Current analysis of public school enrolment and capacity
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Grand Cayman’s public secondary schools are at more than 90% of their maximum capacity, meaning that they could accommodate fewer than 200 additional students who wish to enrol.