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Extraordinary Young Caymanians Featured On ‘Proud Of Them’ Billboards 18 January 2021, 05:11 AM General Fourteen young Caymanians have been officially named the “2021 Proud of Them Honorees” for their extraordinary achievements in the areas of culture, academics, sports, business, and community service. To celebrate their accomplishments, the Ministry of Education, Youth, Sports Agriculture and Lands (MEYSAL) in partnership with Youth Services Unit has erected fourteen billboards across Grand Cayman and Ca...

Advertisement Principal and Vice-Principals’ photo (L-R): Mrs Patricia Devine, Mrs Clare Bradley (Principal), Mr Ciarán Johnston – part of the team of staff which helps young people attain the best possible educational outcomes. Holy Cross College Open Day – Saturday January 16, 2021 Posted: 3:24 pm January 15, 2021 SHARE The experience and enthusiasm of our teachers and support staff will ensure that our college aims (below) are achievable: Care for All We believe that the greatest and most enduring gift that we can offer our students is that of education. All our work is ...

Isle of Wight Radio 6:00pm - Midnight Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Pupils Donate Items To Isle Of Wight Foodbank In Time For Christmas By Adam Richardson Pupils at St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Primary School have collected items to support the Isle of Wight Foodbank ahead of Christmas. The children have donated items by way of a reverse advent calendar, which, instead of opening the windows and taking out treats, involved each class taking turns to donate food items for the Isle of Wight Foodbank. Year 6 teacher, Kate Bakewell, said:

Friday, 18 December, 2020 - 17:00 Pacific people are a growing, youthful and diverse population both in New Zealand and in the Pacific region, and one young leader making waves is Leulua’iali’i Satuala Tofaeono Tanuvasa. The New Zealand-born Samoan matai from the village of Vaie'e, with connections to Nofoali'i, Siumu, Fagali'i, and Vailima was a recipient at the recent inaugural Pacific Cooperation Foundation (PCF) Youth Leadership Awards. Held in early December, the awards encourage and reward service leadership to benefit communities in Aotearoa New Zealand, as well as the Pacifi...

8:04 pm, Thu December 10, 2020 Adela Scotland, a sixth form student in Trinidad; Khaleel Kothdiwala, Head Boy at Queens College in Barbados; and Linvern Wright, President of the Jamaica Association of Principals of Secondary Schools   Some regional students have reported they are grappling with suicidal thoughts and loss of scholarships following this year's CSEC and CAPE exams.       Speaking on Thursday at a Regional Stakeholder Press Conference to demand answers from CXC, Adela Scotland, an upper sixth form student at St. Francois Girl's School in Trinidad, said the discrepancies cause...