Topic: Red Bay Primary School
Red Bay Primary wins again at Inter-Primary Athletics Championships
Red Bay Primary School dominates the 2026 Inter-Primary Athletics Championships, securing a definitive third consecutive title.
Student found carrying knife on bus to Red Bay Primary School
A student was found in possession of a knife while travelling on the bus to Red Bay Primary School on the morning of Thursday, 20 Nov.
UCCI visits schools to promote reading on International Literacy Day
As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, UCCI marked International Literacy Day with outreach visits to two primary schools.
‘Exculpate’ spells victory for Brac student
Tsuwana Augustine, a 10-year-old student from Creek and Spot Bay Primary School, won the 2023 RBC Royal Bank Primary National Spelling Bee on Tuesday, nailing the word 'exculpate'.
Red Bay Primary expansion work begins
Work has begun on a four-month project to build three new classrooms and convert three more at Red Bay Primary School.
Answers sought as Red Bay teacher reinstated after misconduct allegations
A Red Bay Primary School teacher removed last year following the launch of an investigation into alleged misconduct by staff members towards students, returned to the school on Monday, 7 Nov., without any official explanation.
Red Bay Primary raises funds for Alzheimer’s group
The final count is in – Red Bay Primary School students have raised more than $1,000 for the Alzheimer’s and Dementia Association of the...
Investigation launched into alleged misconduct at Red Bay Primary
An investigation is being conducted into alleged misconduct by staff at Red Bay Primary School towards the school's students.
Red Bay Primary School contact tracing returns negative results
Contact tracing from the recent Red Bay Primary School COVID-19 scare shows all negative contact tracing results.
No COVID-19 cases detected in weekend tests
There were no positive results for COVID-19 among the 620 samples analysed since government’s press conference on Saturday, 11 Oct.
Dr. Lee: Red Bay COVID-19 case requires further investigation
A Red Bay Primary School student who tested positive for COVID-19 produced “weakly positive” results, said Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Lee on Friday afternoon.
School hours back to normal
Local school hours have been readjusted to return to regularly scheduled times, Infrastructure Minister Joey Hew has said.
Red Bay Primary students hold virtual leaving ceremony
Zoom was called into action to provide the platform for the Red Bay Primary virtual school-leaving ceremony last week.
Artificial playfields planned for primary schools
Government is planning to build a number of new football fields and playfields at primary schools throughout Grand Cayman.
Boys’ Primary Football League Opening Rally set for Saturday
With the girls successfully kicking-off the new primary school football competition this past Saturday, the boys now take centre stage.
Public school teachers get pay increase
The real pay increase for teachers will come next year.
EDITORIAL – Positive marks for new school inspections regime
Education officials appear to be delivering on their promise to evaluate thoroughly government schools’ performance and to make their findings public.
Education in string theory
British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason held a music workshop on Friday for students from John Gray High School, Clifton Hunter High School, Red Bay Primary School and Triple C School.
Wreathed in smiles
Red Bay Primary School Year 6 students show off traditional Christmas wreaths.
Red Bay Primary’s library gets a makeover
Volunteers from the Prospect Community Group picked up their cleaning supplies and paint brushes over the weekend to give the Red Bay Primary School library a face lift in time for the new school year.
Chefs visit Red Bay students
Guests chefs Mike Lata and Edward Lee on Thursday paid the students of Red Bay Primary School a visit in celebration of the upcoming Slow Food Day.
Red Bay students take the YMCA pledge
Forty students of the Red Bay Primary extended after-school program pledged to upkeep the five core values of the YMCA on March 23.
Red Bay students dig Seed-to-Plate project
Keen to get creative with dirt, 17 students from Red Bay Primary School took part in the Seed-to-Plate gardening project on March 7, at the school’s greenhouse and the Mary Miller Hall.
School illness report inconclusive
A report into an outbreak of sickness at Red Bay Primary found an ice machine leak to be the "more likely" cause of the illness.
Report: Faulty ice machine may be cause of Red Bay school illnesses
Investigators have identified a faulty ice machine as the “more likely”
cause of a mass outbreak of illness at Red Bay Primary School earlier
this month.
Cause of Red Bay Primary School illness still unknown
Two weeks after more than 100 students and teachers at Red Bay Primary School were taken ill after eating lunch, little information about the cause of the outbreak has been released.
Red Bay Primary's mystery illness: The 'unknowns'
We still don’t know why more than 100 children and staff fell ill after lunch at Red Bay Primary School two weeks ago. In fact, we may never know why. ... And it’s time for government officials to admit it outright.
Investigation into Red Bay illnesses continues
Officials are still waiting for conclusive test results as to the cause
of the recent outbreak of illness at Red Bay Primary School, according
to a press statement released by the government Friday.
School sickness outbreak investigation continues
The majority of the approximately 100 students and teachers taken ill at Red Bay Primary School last week had returned to class by Friday.
More than 100 primary students fall ill at school
More than 100 students at Red Bay Primary School fell ill after the school’s lunch period on Wednesday afternoon.
Business in brief
A roundup of local business briefs.
Red Bay kids stretch their knowledge of Olympic values
Red Bay Primary School students recently learned about Olympic values like friendship, respect and excellence through fun, games and gymnastics at Motions Unlimited.
Students win CUC essay competition
The winning students have been announced from CUC’s 2013 essay competitions where 17 essays were submitted.
Saunders was healthiest of all
Jason Saunders retained his title the Healthy Body Healthy Mind 5k Walk/Run on Saturday.
Who will take responsibility for Cayman's school mess?
Writer says Caymanians should demand more from the government and themselves, for their children.
Retiring teacher bids farewell
Favourita Blanchard is returning to her homeland of Barbados after 21 years in the teaching profession in the Cayman Islands.
Young authors to represent Cayman
Three primary school children have been chosen for a regional storybook competition.
Man injured when SUV, motorcycle collide
One man is hospitalized following an SUV-motorbike crash on Shamrock Road.
Athlete’s story inspires Caymanian youngsters
A disabled athlete who made history by traversing America in a wheelchair got a hero’s reception on a tour of Cayman’s schools this week.
Students head back to schools next week
The Ministry of Education and the Departmetn of Education Services releases dates for new and returning students to government schools for 2013/2014 academic year.
Local artists share talent at primary schools
Native Sons share art talent at local primary schools.
Burke nabs ‘Proud’ award
Being an academically successful student is an achievement for which 22-year-old Joel Alex Burke is certainly proud.
CCMI educates area students on the natural environment
50 primary school students had a close up encounter with the local natural environment facilitated by the Central Caribbean Marine Institute
Long, tense night ahead for GT candidates
Across George Town candidates were settling in for a long, tense night
of waiting and watching as the vote count got under way this evening.
Prospect edged out Red Bay
The 2013 Inter-Primary Track and Field Championships staged at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex will long be remembered for the close tussle between the defending champions, Red Bay Primary School and arch rival Prospect.
Educational movie project among initiatives awarded funding
A project to produce educational movies on conflict resolution for primary school children and a new communication system for youngsters with speech difficulties won funding at the Joanna Clarke Awards.
Projects short-listed for award
Animal-assisted therapies for autistic children, interactive art classes at the national gallery and an expanded programme of Caymanian heritage classes for school pupils are among the inspiring schemes seeking funding in this year’s Joanna Clarke Awards.
Music: Good food to the soul
Music is like food to the soul for local saxophonist Melvin Augustine.
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
Young filmmakers enjoy Big Apple
Young Cayman filmmakers enjoyed a trip to New York Film Academy.
Referendum Day
Update 5.30pm: Voters participating in the referendum
breached the 8,000 turnout mark following a tally released at 5pm.
Cayman youngsters off to New York
Eight Caymanian youngsters are off to see New York state as part of the Fresh Air Fund scheme.
Where to vote for ‘One Man One Vote’
Find out where you will cast your ballot for the referendum.
Voters lists posted
The voters list in effect for the 18 July referendum is now availalbe for inspection in both electronic and printed forms.
Maples and Calder promotes literacy
The Red Bay Primary School will receive a Levelled Literacy Intervention kit, as a result a donation by corporate sponsor, Maples and Calder. The law firm recently presented the school with CI$2,500.
UK parliamentarian tours schools
Member of Parliament Henry Bellingham tours schools.
Red Bay can paint GT red
Smarting from their unexpected defeat by Sir John A. Cumber Primary School last year the 2010 Champions of Primary School Track & Field and led by Coach Anthony Chin, Red Bay were in no mood to be runners up at this year’s championships.
Rotary Sunrise read to students
Rotary Sunrise member read to students at Red Bay School.
CISPA picks new officers
The Cayman Islands Society of Professional Accountants voted in new officers Friday during its annual general meeting.
Lucille seeking the top grades
As Cayman Islands netball starts its national women’s competition, its chief has grand visions for the sport.
Ladies tip off early
Netball is expect to start Cayman’s national women’s competition soon.
Community working to feed hungry school children
Hunger is a growing problem with Cayman’s youth and two groups - one a registered charity and the other a food catering business that provides lunches to some schools - are doing what they can to make sure school children are getting at a healthy and substantial meal in school.
Business in brief
Business in brief
Primary school teachers on tour
Red Bay Primary teachers head off to Honduras for rest and relaxation.
Robbers shoot victim in face
Police have launched an attempted murder investigation after a 28-year-old man was shot in the face during an armed holdup of a jerk stand in Red Bay.
Robbers shoot man in face
Masked robbers shot a man in the face during an attempted
robbery of a jerk stand in Red Bay late on Wednesday night, 29 June.
Update: Robbers shoot man in face
Police have reclassified an attempted armed robbery in which
a 28-year-man was shot in the face as an attempted murder case.
Child month Cayman, as seen by a teen
Seventeen-year-old Tiffany Rankine gives us her insight on what she sees happening within her country, some ideas of addressing these issues for her and other future generations.
New spa for cars in Red Bay
A new Auto Spa has opened further East.
New paramedic joins Cayman Islands Hospital team
Chelsea Doxey has joined the Cayman Islands Hospital as its newest paramedic.
RB Primary raffle delayed
The prize drawing for the Red Bay Primary School raffle has been moved to Friday, 25 March.
Dyslexia effort has raised $1,500
Updates on the dyslexia programme at Red Bay Primary.
