AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation: Parliament heard attendance stood at 89.4% in 2024–25, while provisional 2026 CSEC maths results showed a 61% pass rate. Government plans to invest CI$3.7 million in early-intervention support. Scholarships: Water Authority–Cayman named Jaheem Hayles and Lincoln Rankin as 2026 scholarship recipients. Both will study engineering in the UK, with a focus on infrastructure the Islands rely on. Biodiversity: Sustainable Cayman launched a public education initiative to spotlight endemic plants, wildlife and habitats through classroom learning, field trips and a mangrove virtual-reality experience. Pride: Cayman Pride’s parade returns Saturday, 10 October, with a message of belonging and a call for businesses to turn inclusion commitments into action. Youth Sport: Four athletes will represent Cayman at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, competing in swimming and beach volleyball. Arts and Skills: UCCI inducted 14 students into the National Technical Honor Society and recognised 12 more for achievement. Upcoming local cultural highlights include an exhibition honouring a Caymanian costume icon and an international piano festival at the George Town Library.
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