Cayman Islands’ Triple C’s Elementary STEM Programme
The students in Ms. Douglas’ Second Grade class are setting a great example that it is never too early to be introduced to the STEM learning experience. When students’ regular classwork is completed or their morning station rotation is STEM,…
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Cayman Islands Pirates Week: Pan in De City results
Results for the 2016 CUC’s Pan in de City event. Junior Category (12 and under) 1st Place – Prep Pantastic Arranger, Earl LaPierre Performed “People” by Kes the Band 2nd Place – Prospect Primary School Arranger, Earl LaPierre Performed “Bump…
‘Supermoon’ Science: NASA explains the closest full moon [today 14] until 2034
By Samantha Mathewson, Space.com Contributor From SPACE.com The November “supermoon” is extra close to Earth today (Nov. 14), providing an extraordinary sight for skywatchers — but exactly what makes this month’s full moon so special? November’s supermoon —a term used to…
Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOGL) to launch coding program for needy students
As Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOGL) expands its headcount in Singapore, the tech giant wants to help develop more young Singaporeans into technologists. Over the next three years starting January 2017, Google will organise coding classes for 3,000 students, aged between eight…
Cayman Islands’ Triple C students lending a hand
As Triple C School celebrates their 75th anniversary, the students could not help but think of those in the neighboring countries that are struggling after the aftermath of Hurricane Ivan. With great urgency the student body worked together to raise…
LCIS hosts 5th annual KPMG Football Fest
By O’Niel Bain From Bahamas Weekly Nassau, Bahamas – Lyford Cay International School (LCIS) hosted its 5th annual KPMG Football Fest last weekend. Participating were Cedar International School (British Virgin Islands), American International School of Kingston (Jamaica), Cayman Prep and…
Cayman Islands civil servant graduates make the grade
Thirty-one government workers graduated from the Cayman Islands Civil Service College with family and friends at the University College of the Cayman Islands recently. Among the group, 22 graduates earned honours or merit, achieving GPAs of 3.5 or 3.0 and…
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Jamaica: John Rollins Success Primary helping children in Haiti
By Marlon Tingling From JIS Story highlights: Students and teachers at the John Rollins Success Primary School in Rose Hall, St. James, are moving to assist students of the Caribbean island of Haiti, who have been hard hit by the…
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37 Warrants served this week; Cayman Islands police appeals for public to pay tickets on a timely basis
From RCIPS RCIPS officers executed thirty-seven warrants this week, twenty of which were served yesterday as part of a drive efficiently completed by officers to reduce outstanding warrants. Although these warrants range in type, the majority of them are for…
Weather Service training under way in Cayman Islands
A group of meteorological and aviation officers in the Cayman Islands are currently receiving training that will allow them to provide weather observations anywhere in the world. The National Weather Service is required to have all officers providing weather observations…
