Hi again, 68chief,
Having spent the past little while researching this, I feel it's safe
to say the answer to your question is YES.
Although you didn't ask for names, I've found a list of schools which
I'm including below. Not all are primary, but I thought you might like
to see it in tact as I found it. I had to pull it from the site
source, since my browser was displaying an error on the page.
John Gray and George Hicks High Schools located on Walkers Road,
Georgetown. Call Education Dept. at 945-1199 for information.
In addition to these, there are several church-owned private schools:
Cayman Prep School –949-9115- Walkers Road, Georgetown – British
system of education
Edmer’s Academy (7th day Adventist) –949-7190- Walkers Road,
Georgetown – British system of education
First Baptist School –945-7906- Red Bay Road – American system of
education
St. Ignatius Catholic School –949-9250- Walkers Road, Georgetown
primary and high school – British system of education
Triple C School –949-6022- Located off Bobby Thompson Way, Smith Road,
Georgetown - primary and secondary – American system of education
Truth for Youth School –949-2620- Walkers Road, Georgetown – American
system of education
A Tenants Guide to Leasing Property in the Cayman Islands We can ...
http://www.platinum-cayman.com/rentals.htm
The list isn't complete, though, as you'll see from the following:
"There are 16 primary schools (including 6 private ones), 4 secondary
departments and 3 public high schools.
About Cayman - Facts
http://www.century21cayman.com/AboutCayman_Facts.htm
This is an explanation of the report to which I'm about to direct you.
"What are country EFA reports? Since July 1998, some 180 countries
have participated in the most in-depth assessment of basic education
ever undertaken. Headed by a national EFA coordinator, national
assessment teams have prepared reports outlining the progress towards
education for all as well as pinpointing shortcomings towards that
goal since 1990 in their country.
The EFA 2000 Assessment was launched by the Education for All Forum
and has been coordinated by ten regional technical advisory groups
(R-Tags) in East Asia, South Asia, Central Asia, the Pacific, Southern
and Eastern Africa, Central and Western Africa, Latin America, the
Caribbean as well as Europe and Northern America."
Education For All: Country Reports
http://www2.unesco.org/wef/countryreports/home.html
And here's the URL for that Cayman report. It shows clearly that the
educational system is a serious business and that quality is monitored
and assessed carefully. You'll good information here, but no listing
of school names.
Cayman Islands: Report: Part I: Descriptive Section / Part II: ...
http://www2.unesco.org/wef/countryreports/cayman/rapport_1.html
Cayman Islands: Report: Part II: Analytic Section / Part III: ...
http://www2.unesco.org/wef/countryreports/cayman/rapport_1_1.html
The next page provides link to two school's website -- one is a
Christian school, the other is for children with disabilities.
Destination Cayman Islands
http://www.destination.ky/linksearch.cfm
It appears that the schools are well-connected to the rest of the
world.
Internet for Schools
http://www.candw.ky/aboutus/community/education/intesch/insch.html
From a FAQ:
Question: Where can I send my children to school?
Answer: There are a number of private schools on the island where
Permanent Residents and Work Permit Holders will be required to send
their children. The schools offer good North American and British
based education
FAQ's
http://www.remax-cayman.com/faq.html
Regards,
revbrenda1st
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