Reading Week a success at Cayman Academy [caption id="attachment_807" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Mr Ellio Solomon, MLA, Fourth Elected Member for George Town, reading with children."][/caption] Cayman Academy celebrated Reading...
Cayman Academy celebrates Constant in Prayer On Wednesday, April 6, Cayman Academy paused for the program “Constant in Prayer”, with Education Director Dr. Cheryl Rolle of ACUM. Conference workers, parents, teachers and students came together...
Sports Day 2011 Cayman Academy's sports day will be held at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex on Monday, 7 March 2011. All students need to be at the complex by 8:00 a.m. dressed in their P. E. shorts and their...
Math week at Cayman Academy Posted Wed, Mar 2nd 2011, 17:36 (Grand Cayman - CITN) - All this week guest speakers from private businesses and government ministries have been talking numbers as the Cayman Academy. A number...
School Closure for Mid-Term Break Cayman Academy students will be out of school from 8th-11th March. Classes resume, for all students, on Monday, 14th March, 2011. We wish you all a safe and enjoyable holiday.
Cayman Academy reopens today the 3rd of January 2012. Students, parents, and teachers got together to settle school business. It was a morning of mixed feelings as some students felt anxious to be back in school, while others were happy to see old friends and favorite teachers.
Cayman Academy ‘s auditorium was full to capacity on Sunday night (December,10,2011) as the student’s put on a wonderful presentation of acting, singing and musical talent.In keeping with the season the kids did a play about the birth of baby Jesus which can be found in (Matthew 1:18-25 and Matthew 2: 1-13). There was also great singing from kindergarten up to grade 12 with the teachers as well, directed by Pastor O’Connor.
Mr Ellio Solomon, MLA, Fourth Elected Member for George Town, reading with children.
Cayman Academy celebrated Reading Week from Monday October 10 to Friday October 14, 2011 at the school on Walkers Road. The week of activities under the theme “Reading is Fundamental” was declared opened by parent and local attorney Mrs. Keva Reid who injected some humour in her presentation with a video clip of teen pop idol Selena Gomez skilfully and adroitly demonstrating that reading is fundamental to health and safety. Using this as a launch for her discourse, Mrs Reid linked reading to learning, self- esteem and success.
Cayman Academy’s Spring Week of Prayer resulted in eleven students giving their hearts to Jesus in Baptism. Pastor Michael Henry, from the Northeast Jamaica Conference, was the speaker for the high school and Mrs. Roxanne Chambers, from the Willowdene Group of Schools, Central Jamaica Conference, was the speaker for the primary school.
It was an inspirational week for students and teachers. The Holy Spirit manifested Himself in a powerful way, using the speakers to present relevant messages for both age groups. From the smallest child to the oldest teen felt the presence of the Lord on the campus, as God spoke to their young hearts.
Deputy Premier, Mrs. Julianna O’Connor-Connolly and Ms. Cydonnie Mothersille, along with teachers, students and parents of Cayman Academy celebrated Commonwealth Day on Monday, 14 March 2011. This year’s theme, ‘Women as agents of change’, is promoting the idea that by investing in women and girls, we can accelerate social, economic and political progress around the world.
