The Lions Club of Grand Cayman is pleased to announce the results of their first annual all-island Youth Choir Competition. The competition took place on Saturday March 21, 2015 at the Lions Community Centre at 7:00pm and the following schools competed in their respective category:

Junior Category: St. Ignatius Catholic School, Cayman Prep & High School, Savannah Primary School

Junior High Category: John Gray High School, Clifton Hunter High School, and Montessori by the Sea

Senior High Category: Clifton Hunter High School and Triple C School

The final round was adjudicated by local judges, Mrs. Nicole Bodden and Ms. Georgi-Ann Jackman, and overseas judge, Ms. Priscilla Blanco. The Lions Community Centre was filled with over 800 people, as they enjoyed the great talent of our local students. The final results are as follows:

1st Place Junior Category: Savannah Primary School

1st Place Junior High Category: Clifton Hunter High School

1st Place Senior High Category: Clifton Hunter High School

Youth Choir Champion 2015: Clifton Hunter High School (Senior High Choir)

This event proved to be a successful joint community effort in aid of the Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Cayman Islands organisation. We would like to say “thank you” to our sponsors: Ministry of District Administration, Tourism & Transport, Hopscotch Productions and Studios, Star 92.7 FM, Cayman Airways Ltd., and Cost-U-Less. The event would not have been possible without the support from the Ministry of Education, Employment and Gender Affairs, the Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (Facilities Management), and the Department of Education Services. The support from the general community was overwhelming and we are grateful to those who came out to support the event.

President Lion Rayle Roberts stated that “the Lions Club of Grand Cayman is proud to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Cayman Islands as this organisation continues to make a positive impact on our youth and empower them to succeed. Through this annual event, we will be able to influence the youth in our local community in many ways and also advocate for arts education within our schools.”