AN AMENDMENT to the Immigration
Bill introduced to the
Legislative Assembly Wednesday
would place substantial restrictions
on the powers of all
future Cabinets from granting
Caymanian status... read
more...
Eight tots graduate from home-school kindergarten
Some of the children whose pre-school days were interrupted by Hurricane
Ivan finished their kindergarten education owing to the efforts of parents who
got together to develop a home school programme. Nicky Garwood, who was a teacher’s aide at one of the pre-schools,
continued to teach them first at the home of some of the children’s parents.
At first, the school was hosted by Mrs Susan Seales... read more...
Brac medical school discussed in LA
An application for a license to operate a medical school on Cayman Brac has
been approved by the Education Council, subject to conditions that include
final approval by Cabinet. The question was put to the Education Minister, the Hon Alden McLaughlin in
the Legislative Assembly Wednesday by Sister Islands First Elected Member
Julianna O’Connor Connolly. The Minister revealed that records indicate... read more...
George Town Library gets boost for additional wing
A donation of $1,500,000 by the Maples Foundation has been accepted for a new
wing of the George Town Library, it was confirmed in the Legislative Assembly
Wednesday...
read more...
Roy Bodden set to start independent Human Rights Committee
Roy
Bodden has formally resigned from the Human Rights Committee and plans to start
another commission independent of Government or partisan politics. As the former
Minister of Education and Chairman of the Human Rights Committee, Mr Bodden has
been an advocate for adopting numerous human rights treaties in the country.
With most of the committee members composed of civil servants... read more...
Caymanian of the Week
- Prudence ‘Sugar’ Evans
Assistant Manager at the Cayman Humane
Society, Prudence Evans, known to everyone simply as “Sugar,” is known for her
helpful, friendly attitude. Ms Evans loves working with the animals at the
Humane Society animal shelter at North Sound Road. “I like it because animals
look forward to seeing me every day. They’re so happy to see me. I never feel as
if I don’t want to come in to work. Right now I am nursing a kitten...read
more...
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Some of the children whose pre-school days were interrupted by Hurricane
Ivan finished their kindergarten education owing to the efforts of parents who
got together to develop a home school programme. Nicky Garwood, who was a teacher’s aide at one of the pre-schools,
continued to teach them first at the home of some of the children’s parents.
At first, the school was hosted by Mrs Susan Seales...
An application for a license to operate a medical school on Cayman Brac has
been approved by the Education Council, subject to conditions that include
final approval by Cabinet. The question was put to the Education Minister, the Hon Alden McLaughlin in
the Legislative Assembly Wednesday by Sister Islands First Elected Member
Julianna O’Connor Connolly. The Minister revealed that records indicate...
Roy
Bodden has formally resigned from the Human Rights Committee and plans to start
another commission independent of Government or partisan politics. As the former
Minister of Education and Chairman of the Human Rights Committee, Mr Bodden has
been an advocate for adopting numerous human rights treaties in the country.
With most of the committee members composed of civil servants...
