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You can now find all 5 episodes of our Island Jobs documentary series on TVET and STEM Education in Cayman on www.Cayman...
09/12/2022

You can now find all 5 episodes of our Island Jobs documentary series on TVET and STEM Education in Cayman on www.CaymanCurrent.org

In the 3rd episode of Islands Jobs, we talk to interns who are getting on-the-job training in STEM and TVET professions:...
04/12/2022

In the 3rd episode of Islands Jobs, we talk to interns who are getting on-the-job training in STEM and TVET professions: https://youtu.be/Pq78mzltbTM

In the 2nd episode of Island Jobs, we enter the classrooms where students of all ages -- from early childhood to adultho...
30/11/2022

In the 2nd episode of Island Jobs, we enter the classrooms where students of all ages -- from early childhood to adulthood -- are learning about TVET and STEM. https://www.caymancurrent.org/

It's finally here! The 1st episode of "Island Jobs," our 5-part documentary series on TVET and Stem Education in the Cay...
28/11/2022

It's finally here! The 1st episode of "Island Jobs," our 5-part documentary series on TVET and Stem Education in the Cayman Islands -- is online now!

Watch on https://www.caymancurrent.org/

The COVID pandemic has challenged all stakeholders in the Cayman Islands education system — including teachers, parents ...
21/06/2022

The COVID pandemic has challenged all stakeholders in the Cayman Islands education system — including teachers, parents and students — forcing them to adapt to new systems, routines and technology. The disruptions have led to negative consequences on mental health and academic progress, but lessons learnt from COVID will be carried forward to improve the education system going forward.

Read more: https://www.caymancurrent.org/2022/06/21/oes-report-covid-challenges-schools-creates-opportunities/

Thank you to the Cayman Compass for publishing our new monthly feature as part of a collaboration between the non-profit...
21/06/2022

Thank you to the Cayman Compass for publishing our new monthly feature as part of a collaboration between the non-profit Cayman Current and the country's newspaper of record.

After a rise in exam performance during 2020, results regressed last year, with around half of Year 11 students not reaching the expected standard.

Make sure to pick up this week's copy of the Compass newspaper to see the Current Education Connection -- a new collabo...
18/06/2022

Make sure to pick up this week's copy of the Compass newspaper to see the Current Education Connection -- a new collaboration where the Compass publishes a monthly feature on education from the Current.

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EDBEAT E9 - Feeding our Future
EDBEAT E9 - Feeding our Future

For about a decade now, the non-profit Feed Our Future has been providing meals for students in need at local schools. This week Cayman Life TV's April Cummings and Cayman Current's Patrick Brendel chat with Stacey VanDevelde about the PACT Government's decision ensure all children in Government schools are fed, the importance of nutrition and what Feed Our Future is hoping will come of this announcement.

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About the Cayman Current

The Cayman Current is a digital-first, nonprofit, nonpartisan media organisation that informs, promotes civic engagement and facilitates discourse on education in the Cayman Islands.


  • The Current is incorporated as a Cayman Islands charitable company, and has been approved for registration as a Cayman Islands Non-Profit Organisation.

  • As a nonprofit, the Current is supported by individual contributions, corporate sponsorships and grants. An up-to-date list of the Current’s donors and sponsors will be published on our site.

  • As a nonprofit, the Current does not rely on the same revenue streams as existing for-profit media — i.e. subscriptions or display advertising. The Current is not a competitor to existing media; we are a resource for the entire community, including those news outlets.