News and analysis from the Cayman Islands' first non-profit news organisation.
The Cayman Current's mission is to improve education in Cayman through our public service journalism.

by Cayman Current
News and analysis from the Cayman Islands' first non-profit news organisation. The Cayman Current's mission is to improve education in Cayman through our public service journalism.
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December 16, 2021
<p>In this final episode of <a href="https://www.caymancurrent.org/tag/edbeat">EdBeat</a> for 2021, we talk about the $384 million education budget, recent public high school graduations, and more!</p> <p>Also, Nicola Williams of Sprogs Garden Playschool and the Cayman Islands Early Childhood Association talks about the impact of COVID-19 on local preschools.</p>

December 7, 2021
<p>In this episode of <a href="https://www.caymancurrent.org/tag/edbeat">EdBeat</a>, ICCI President Byron Coon and former UCCI board member Thomas Simpson discuss the process for recruiting and hiring the next President and CEO of UCCI.</p>

November 30, 2021
<p>In this episode of <a href="https://www.caymancurrent.org/tag/edbeat">EdBeat</a>, we talk about the departure of UCCI President and CEO Stacy McAfee, the universities eligible for the $100,000 Cayman Scholar Award, and top-line thoughts on the emphasis on education in the government budget.</p> <p>EdBeat is a <a href="https://www.caymanlife.ky/edbeat-24-change-money-gold/">weekly video</a> programme where <a href="https://www.caymanlife.ky/">Cayman Life TV</a> founder April Cummings and Current editor Patrick Brendel discuss the top topics in Cayman education.</p>
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News and analysis from the Cayman Islands' first non-profit news organisation.
The Cayman Current's mission is to improve education in Cayman through our public service journalism.
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