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Fifteen Young Caymanians Graduate from Passport2Success
Fifteen participants of Passport2Success (P2S) Cohort 41 graduated from the employment training and personal development programme at a ceremony held at the George Town Yacht Club on 24 August
RCIPS Urges Motorists Caution as Schools Reopen: Focus on Distracted Driving and School Zone Safety
So far in 2026, the Cayman Islands has recorded an average of 70 motor vehicle collisions per week. Additionally, over 200 drivers have been prosecuted for mobile phone offences, highlighting the persistent prevalence of dangerous driving behaviours

Mobile Phones Banned in Government Schools
All government schools will ban personal electronic devices, including mobile phones and any device that can be used for communication or connectivity, Education Minister Hon. Rolston Anglin announced Friday (21 August) at the Education Professionals' Welcome Event

Sir John A. Cumber Primary to Expand

Data Report Shows Literacy Gains and Improved Exam Results
Reading outcomes in Government primary schools have improved by 18.4 percentage points since 2022, according to Key Stage 2 assessment results presented in the 2024/25 Education Data Report
Applications for Ready2Work Programme Close 14 August
The Ministry of Education and Training is reminding unemployed Caymanians that applications for the next cohorts of the Government-funded Ready2Work programme close on Friday, 14 August 2026 at 11:59 p.m.

CIG Continues Summer Stipend Programme for School Bus Drivers & Bus Wardens
The Cayman Islands Government has approved a Summer Stipend Programme for eligible school bus drivers and bus wardens employed by private bus companies contracted to provide transportation services for Government schools

DES Successfully Concludes 2026 Summer School Programme

Cabinet Approves Plan for the Ironwood Forest, Linford Pierson Highway
Cabinet has approved a landmark plan to protect the Ironwood Forest while advancing the Linford Pierson Highway extension. The decision balances environmental conservation and infrastructure development, preserving a rare ecosystem while improving transport links in George Town
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