Do you know someone who has made an exceptional contribution to the Cayman Islands? Someone who stands out for sustained and exceptional achievement and service? If so read on.

The honours system recognises people who have:

• made achievements in public life
• committed themselves to serving The Cayman Islands

They’ll usually have made life better for other people or be outstanding at what they do.

They must still be actively involved in what you’re nominating them for.

What people get honours for

People get honours for achievements like:

• making a difference to their community or field of work
• enhancing the reputation of The Cayman Islands
• long-term voluntary service
• innovation and entrepreneurship
• changing things, with an emphasis on achievement
• improving life for people less able to help themselves
• displaying moral courage

Honours are given to people involved in fields including:

• community, voluntary and local services
• arts and media
• health
• sport
• education
• science and technology
• business and the economy
• civil or political service

If you wish to nominate someone more information on the Honours system, nomination forms and guidance on submitting nominations can be found on the following web page:

https://www.gov.uk/honours/overview

Nominations should be submitted to the Governor’s Office to be reviewed by the Cayman Honours Committee, who will decide which nominations to submit to the UK. 

The deadline for Governor’s Office to receive nominations is close of business on 29 October.

Nominations can be sent by email to [email protected] or dropped off to the reception desk at the Government Administration Building.

Alternatively, you can send by post to Suite 101 Government Administration Building, Grand Cayman KY1-9000, by the earlier deadline of 25 October.

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