Jonathan is a freshman at the University of Indianapolis, majoring in mechanical engineering. He is a member of the Men’s Collegiate Swim Team, the “Greyhounds”. With an academic grant from the university and a partial scholarship from Caribbean Utilities Company, he will intern in the Engineering
Festival Green at Camana Bay was full up with foodies: They had come to eat, savor delicate aromas, and tickle their taste-buds with delicious delicacies. They had come to find out for themselves the very best fine food, wines and spirits that Cayman can offer. There were more than 40 food and drink
Up until a few months ago, Jared McGill was a youth member of the Cayman Islands Cadet Corps. During the past seven years, he impressed his superiors with his high and consistent levels of commitment and enthusiasm, especially in the areas of service and volunteering for corps’ assignments.
Brianna has been an exceptional student since she started Clifton Hunter High School (CHHS). A well-rounded student, she epitomises what the ideal student represents, with her never give up attitude. She has been involved in just about every aspect of school life.
Anja excelled academically throughout her high school years at Cayman Prep and High. She started high school in year 8 after completing grade 6 at Montessori by the Sea. Each year she would make significant achievements and secure the Principal’s award as well as top academic awards in various subje
Known for his ready smile and his easy charm, it is easy to see Bradley McLaughlin just your typical happy-go-lucky teenager. You would be wrong. The Bodden Town resident may be young but he is already a committed amateur chef, a culinary master-in-training who has the accolades to prove it.
“Once a man, twice a child,” is a well-known phrase used by people from many parts of the world. It speaks to the fact that we as humans move through 3 distinct phases of life on our journey from the cradle to the grave. We move from a state of total dependence on others for our care,
Cayman Prep and High School organised a Gift Drive for the Cayman Islands Family Service Department. The project was led by students in Y9 who recognised that with a little effort they can make a big difference to children who are not as fortunate as themselves.
