Parents in the Cayman Islands looking for the right boarding school for their children may have just found the perfect fit in Wymondham College in the United Kingdom.
Three Caymanians, Mr. Roy Bodden, Mr. Erren Merren, and Dr. Steve McField wrote tributes as part of the education thrust on Ormond Panton.
In a significant effort to address the global skills gap, Dr. Robert W. Robertson, President, and CEO at the University College of the Cayman Islands, along with Dr. Peter Paul, Special Assistant to the President, have presented their pioneering skills gap research to Rotary Clubs across the region.
The Ministry of Education (MoE) is pleased to announce the expansion of its ‘Smart Start’ Early Stimulation Programme to Bodden Town, starting 29 February.
The chance to become a qualified physician or veterinarian has now become simpler thanks to a partnership between the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) and St. Matthews University School of Medicine (SMU).
Three Caymanians, Mr. Roy Bodden, Mr. Erren Merren, and Dr. Steve McField wrote tributes as part of the education thrust on Ormond Panton. In this series of articles, I present these tributes as written by these eminent persons who knew Mr. Ormond Panton well.
Three Caymanians, Mr. Roy Bodden, Mr. Erren Merren, and Dr. Steve McField wrote tributes as part of the education thrust on Ormond Panton. In this series of articles, I present these tributes as written by these eminent persons who knew Mr. Ormond Panton.
Over 40 students representing six Cayman Islands high schools have embarked on a challenge to consider the key economic, social and environmental issues in their communities and propose ideas for solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
High-achieving Caymanian students pursuing high school and university studies are invited to apply to become the next Dart Scholars.
The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) is proud to announce a groundbreaking increase in Spring enrolments, reaching 1,302 students after the first week and projecting over 1,500 enrolments for the semester.