Ninety-three educators have been
nominated for the Golden Apple Awards.
They were nominated by students,
parents and teacher colleagues.
All the nominations will be
reviewed and scored by a panel of independent judges and three nominees from
each category will be selected to move on to the interview stage by the selection
panel. Scores will be tabulated by KPMG.
The 4th Golden Apple Awards will take
place at The Harquail Theatre on Saturday, 29 May, and comprise of a champagne reception
at 6pm, pre-award ceremony at 7pm and the awards show at 8pm. This black tie
event is televised live and sponsored by Cayman Free Press, Maples, Dart, KMPG,
(Cayman) Ltd. Walkers, and NCB Cayman Ltd. but there are more sponsor
opportunities available. The public is invited to support Cayman’s educators by
purchasing their tickets to attend from Joanne Diaz-Berry at 949-8090 (ext.
123) or by email to [email protected] Tickets cost $100 each
and all proceeds go back into Chamber educational programmes.
There are seven categories for
nomination: Primary School Teacher in a Public School, Primary School Teacher
in a Private School, Middle School Teacher in a Public School, Middle School
Teacher in a Private School, High School Teacher in a Public School, High
School Teacher in a Private School, Principal in a Public or Private School.
The following are the named nominees for the 2010 Chamber of Commerce Golden
Apple Awards:
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
First Baptist Christian School
Barb Wilson
Brent Durksen
Karen Cillers
Grace Christian Academy
Claire Upton
Audry Leahong
Kima Cunningham Hemmings
Claudia Martinez
Katherine Deane
Tracey Hinds
David Bushell
Bernice Scott
Truth for Youth School
Imogene Dunbar
Wesleyan Christian Academy
Imogene Samms
Jean Blake
Ronald Profitt
Celia Furbur
Rebecca Proffitt
Cayman Prep and High
Nicola Sowerby
Cayman Academy
Melbourne Williams
Tahshiek Francis
Cereta McDonald
Triple C School
Sonia Gordon
Cristin Newhall
Martha Minton
Vance Golding-South
Elizabeth Appleby
Robert Lankford
Kathleen Weiner
St. Ignatius Catholic School
Corinna Pilgrim
Vivienne Campbell
Lache Francke
PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
Leading Edge High School – GH
Campus
Ann Fennelly
Heritage High School – GH Campus
Scott Swing
Steven Clark
Tamika Hutchinson
Nicholas Dereza
New Horizons High School – GH
Campus
Sherene Spencer
Iris Saunders
Georgia Harding
Cecile Miller – White
Patrice Hanson
Red Bay Primary School
Patricia Bent
Janay Goff
Dawn Largie
Layla Scott
Bodden Town Primary School
Cetonya Cacho
East End Primary School
Elvie Clarke
Lorna Wilson
Bernadine Mills
North Side Primary School
Eileen Wright
John A. Cumber Primary School
Harcourt Wason
Delbert Griffith
Stephen Coles
Hyacinth Miller
Annette Vaughan
Joseph Wallace
Rhuel Smith
John Gray High School
Kilpatrick Clarke
Tanya Chung-Harris
Teresa Edie
Antoinette Parris-Hoyte
Heverly Smith
Timothy Harris
Barrington Griffiths
Hurlene Grey
Elaine King
Steve Morris
Claire Harbron
Cynthia Martin
Gavin Robinson
David Conolly
Charlene Jarrett
Godfrey Williams
Ruth Gooden
John Shilito
Lighthouse School
Chancilla Ali
Penny McDowall
Alternative Education Centre
Leslie Williams
Pace High School
Marshalee Allan
Michael Lavin
Wendy Cumberbatch
Denise Ashby
Prospect Primary
Ceronne Glasgow
Charmaine Bravo
Iona Hardware
Jesse Dickson
Joy Rose Frater
Marcia Oxilly
Jacqueline Ferguson
Rowena McEarchron-Jackson
Suzette Watler
Shervette Lalor
Yvonne Lawe Gonzales
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Until we tackle our shocking and shameful 50% illiteracy rate we should suspend such self serving shows. If these 93 educators really want to make a difference, they should name and shame the politicians who allow the bad apples to remain due to only long service instead of results. We are the laughing stock of the world for public education with such a tiny population….it has been covered up for too long!