Topic: Clifton Hunter High School
North Side district issues
The candidates for election in North Side have outlined their ideas on the issues facing the district.
Young artists get RE/MAX awards
Winners of ReMax art competition announced.
Afiya’s love of Cayman shows through winning Rotary essay
Competition winner explores citizenship
Clever kids star in brain battle
Some of Cayman’s smartest school children had their fingers on the buzzers for a high-pressure Jeopardy-style quiz show at the Marriott hotel last week.
Teen an international speaker
A 15-year-old Caymanian student’s speaking skills helped win him an international competition held in Jamaica earlier this month.
NS candidate offers recall contract
North Side candidate Joey Ebanks listed ways to get jobs in North Side and shared his position on national issues.
Oratorical contest: Optimism abounds for Forbes
Student David Forbes to represent Cayman in Optimist Oratorical contest in Jamaica.
Gov’t settles with high schools contractor
Government has agreed to settle with high schools contractor Tom Jones International for $400,000.
UCCI hosts candidate forum
Candidates talked youth, education, employment and crime at UCCI.
New school block unveiled
A new $2.7million classroom block was officially unveiled at Grand Cayman’s largest primary school last month.
Education plan sets blueprint for reform
The launch of a strategic plan charting a course for the next five years within the education system was the latest development in a period of significant change for the Cayman Islands’ schools
SOY celebrates its achievements
SOY Foundation has a successful year.
Concern grows for missing teen
Police say they are growing increasingly concerned about the well being
of a 15-year-old diabetic girl who has been missing from her Bodden Town
home for almost a week.
Clifton Hunter under budget in first semester
Government spent about $600,000 to operate the new high school for its first four months.
Show women your honour
March has been designated Honouring Women Month in the Cayman Islands.
Marlin boys hunting down Tarpon
Youth basketball presses on into March.
Clifton Hunter sprints to a golden finish
The cream of schools track and field athletes competed for bragging rights over two days last week and Clifton Hunter School from Frank Sound went home with the most to boast about.
Ministry: BB gun hidden near school
A student is disciplined after being found near Clifton Hunter High School campus with a BB gun.
NORCECA loves our style
Cayman volleyball is getting fresh props.
Shooters will get no holiday rest over mid-term break
Local netball intends to be busy around the Ash Wednesday holiday.
Celebration of Dimitrie’s life
Friends and family paid tribute to popular teenager Dimitrie Connor following his death from a brain stem tumour.
Schools’ essay contest open
The Rotary Club's Adventures in Citizenship essay contest returns and is open to all Year 10 students.
Clifton Hunter experiences air glitches
The Clifton Hunter High School is experiencing some operational glitches.
Eight weeks more for eastern district power outages
Eight weeks more for Eastern District power outages
Tarpon and Wahoo shoot for repeat
John Gray High School had the best youth basketball teams last year.
Tarpon gather for repeat as Flames ignite
January will see a pair of local basketball competitions tip off.
Learning heritage
Clifton Hunter students learn Caymanian heritage.
Clifton school and students
Writer encourages students at Clifton Hunter High School in North Side.
Norma: Our leadership is sound
As local netball winds down for the year, some of the early focus in 2013 will be on its leadership.
Arubans crush our spirits
Aruba continues to be a thorn in the side of Cayman Islands volleyball.
Jamrock serves up world championship for our ladies
Cayman is getting another shot at qualifying for volleyball’s world championship.
Too much wasted time
Writer says too much time has been wasted in politics in the Cayman Islands.
Top English player will inspire
One of England’s best netball players will look to motivate local girls.
Police donate decommissioned cars to after school programme
Royal Cayman Islands Police Service donates decomissioned cars to extended after school programme at John Gray High School
Lucille is ready to call it a day
Lucille Seymour has been the face of Cayman netball for decades, but now she is contemplating retirement.
Scotland: March will see change
Mark Scotland hopes to revise Cayman’s sports landscape by March 2013.
John A Cumber girls march best
John A Cumber Primary School shined brightest at netball’s most colourful event.
Pirates Week targets bull’s eye
Pirates Week is about to begin and with it comes sporting events like the Mickey Mouse Darts Tournament.
Richard donates Locks of Love
Richard Campbell is hoping to make a difference in the lives of young people.
Frank Sound will pave the way
Cayman volleyball is focusing on the positives after the recent world championship qualifier in Frank Sound.
Diabetes group had sweet time
The Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon has truly become an internationally renowned event.
Youth need to be better served
For volleyball in the Cayman Islands to advance, there needs to be more young players on the national teams.
Frank Sound drew many admirers
The new Clifton Hunter High School Sports Centre in Frank Sound impressed most people.
Papiamento crew dash our hopes
The Cayman Islands could have made more volleyball history against Aruba.
A glimpse of Clifton Hunter
A long promised tour of Clifton Hunter High School for the press is yet to take place.
Arubans shatter local dreams
Aruba broke the hearts of many volleyball supporters in the Cayman Islands.
Cost of high schools settlement revealed
It appears Cayman's government spent $1.3 million to settle a subcontractor's claims over work on two new public high schools.
Cayman struggles in North Side
The Cayman Islands had a rough outing as hosts of a major international volleyball tournament.
North Side serves up history
The Cayman Islands will witness history on the court.
Cayman set to advance
Expectations for the Cayman Islands are high ahead of a major volleyball event.
Breast cancer awareness month kicks off
The Lions Club of Tropical Garden launched its annual breast cancer awareness campaign this week.
Frank Sound will be well served
North Side is set to play host to international volleyball.
Summer reading challenge results
The summer of 2012 marked a first for the Cayman Islands Public Library Service with the launching of a six-week reading challenge for children designed to keep them reading throughout the summer to maintain and improve reading skills.
Direct taxation a reality
Writer talks about politics in the Cayman Islands.
Cristin is not limited by funding
The new government budget is forcing many sporting bodies to operate under tighter financial constraints.
Save Our Youth programme postponed
The Make a Joyful Noise concert has been rescheduled.
Online poll: Many see lighter morning traffic
Almost half of the respondents to last week’s caycompass.com online poll who commute to George Town have found the morning traffic somewhat or much lighter than in previous school years since the opening of the Clifton Hunter High School in Frank Sound two weeks ago.
Clifton Hunter works out kinks
The new Clifton Hunter High School is working out the kinks.
Online poll: Majority dislike political parties
More than 81 per cent of the 500 respondents to last week’s caycompass.com online poll said political parties are either bad or terrible for the Cayman Islands.
Public school academic year dates released
The Ministry of Education and Department of
Education Services would like to remind the public of the starting dates for
Government schools for the 2012/2013 academic year.
Specifics offered about Clifton Hunter
Some running costs of the Clifton Hunter High School have been outlined.
After school programmes abound
Listing of after school programmes
Scheduled school start tentative
The new Clifton Hunter High School opening may be pushed back.
Department of Tourism helping interns
Ten Cayman youngsters are interning at the Department of Tourism this summer.
Walking track under way in George Town
Minister Mark Scotland, JP and Minister Rolston Anglin, JP, visited he field of the Clifton Hunter High School, on July 13th, to check on the progress of the groundbreaking of the new walking track.
Five finalist chosen for Youth Community Excellence Award
Yentel McGaw recognise Cayman youths with excellence award
SOY Foundation honours students
The Save Our Youth Foundation doles at well deserved awards.
Minds Inspired scholars named
Minds Inspired is a comprehensive scholarship programme promoting academic excellence in maths and science. Dart Cayman Islands announces that the first recipients are David Forbes and Ethan Whittaker.
Polls close, count begins
Update 8pm: A few early results are trickling in from Grand Cayman's
outer districts. In North Side, 208 voters have said "yes" to the
referendum question. Forty voters there said "no" and there was one
spoiled ballot.
Cayman youngsters off to New York
Eight Caymanian youngsters are off to see New York state as part of the Fresh Air Fund scheme.
Gov’t owes firm millions more
Government will pay millions more to its former high schools subcontractor, Caribbean Mechanical.
Daigle raises fight talk in JA
The popularity of mixed martial arts is booming worldwide on the strength of the Ultimate Fighting Championship and in the Caribbean there is a fresh energy emerging through enthusiasts networking like crazy.
