Director of Cayman Islands Children & Family Services retires
After 33 years of service to the Cayman Islands Government, Director of Children and Family Services Alicia E. (Jen) Dixon, MBE, will be retiring with effect from 1 September 2015. With a lifetime dedicated to service, Ms Dixon has unwaveringly…
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Cayman Islands cultural summer arts camp 2015
FROM CNCF LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER!! PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION The summer arts camp programme is an annual summer activity of the CNCF, engaging youth 6* – 16 years of age in the visual, traditional and performing arts, in addition to offering…
Law Schools: Give migrant children legal representation
By Karen Sloan, From The National Law Journal The U.S. government should guarantee legal representation to unaccompanied minors seeking asylum, end expedited processing of those children and families, and begin recognizing gang violence as a basis for asylum claims. Those…
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Cayman Islands: Summer at Camana Bay
Days are longer, the weather is warmer and school is coming to an end, which can only mean one thing: summer is here! Enjoying the holiday is that much easier with the help of Camana Bay. From cooling off in…
Not your traditional Cayman Islands school fundraiser
Montessori By The Sea 3rd Annual Art Gala celebrates the school’s spirit of creativity, innovation and imagination It’s no surprise that parents who choose Montessori By The Sea for its passion for educating the whole child take a different approach…
Triple C students experience surveying first hand in the Cayman Islands
On Thursday, June 11th, Erick Cronier Ltd Survey Company visited Triple C’s Grade 10 & 11 Math class where the students were able to apply their learning of Trigonometry to survey a property. The students received first hand application of…
7-month-old baby girl chokes to death after live fish her aunt is holding wriggles free and jumps into her mouth
From Inquisitr 7-month-old baby chokes on fish that wriggles free from aunt’s grip. A 7-month-old baby girl has died in a bizarre tragedy in Cambodia. The baby girl was at Cambodia’s Mekong River with her family when Chea Sophia, the…
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Cayman Islands: Youth Football Camp/ Referee beginners course
Football Youth Camps with West Ham UFC Maples and Calder and Grasspiece Promotions presents West Ham United FC Youth Camps with FA and UEFA licenced coaches from West Ham’s Youth Academy. Monday, July 20 to Friday, July 24, 2015 Annex…
The scientific truth about kids who grow up with same-sex parents
By Jennifer Power, The Conversation From Business Insider A central argument made against same-sex marriage is that children born into these marriages will be disadvantaged: they will grow up with inappropriate gender role modelling, be bullied at school and suffer…
Cayman Islands PwC introduces public speaking project for PIN students
As this year’s PIN (Positive Intervention Now) term comes to a close, youngsters attending the afterschool programme have recently met the challenge of public speaking, having completed a special presentation project introduced to the students by PwC staff, who volunteer…
