Island Primary

Inspired Education Group is pleased to announce that Island Primary and Island Montessori have joined our global group of schools 🌍⁣
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This exciting partnership will open the door to even more international opportunities for students and staff, including global exchanges, summer and winter programmes, and access to Inspired's worldwide family of leading schools.⁣
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Welcome to Inspired, Island Primary! 🇰🇾⁣

Happy 1000 days of Island Primary! 🎉 💚

Throwback to our Screen Free Day a couple of weeks ago. We don’t have many photos as we were avoiding screens! Many thanks to Dr. Basson for coming to talk to our families and for facilitating some insightful discussions. We are looking forward to extending Dr Basson’s knowledge and expertise with our Juniors and staff in the coming weeks following on from our first successful Screen Free initiative…

Thanks to our FTA for hosting our “Muffins for Mums” drive through at drop off this morning in lieu of Mother’s Day to celebrate all the wonderful women in our life who play a part caring and nurturing our children at Island Primary 🌷

Island Primary entered two teams in the annual Battle of the Books competition on May 9th. Both teams were laser focused and did an excellent job of representing their school with pride. The Book Ninjas finished strong with 237 points, while the Bookie Monsters finished with 320 points, securing first place! We are so proud of the courage and commitment shown by the students!

Reminder about our Screen Free Day tomorrow!

It was an early start last Saturday for our Island Primary Run Club; children, families and staff took part in the Vision Academy 345 5 x 1 mile Tropical Relay. Congratulations to all who took part and to our teams that placed in the U11, U17 and Female team categories!

In recognition of Emancipation Day we had a sea of Cayman Colours in our courtyard today. We also celebrated our cricketers, our house mural winners and spoke our upcoming Screen Free Day next week (more info on this last point to follow!)

After coming back from the Easter break, our Year 6 cohort went on the annual visit to Little Cayman where they took part in CCMI’s marine ecology course. They learned about the different types of fish and coral in and around the Cayman Islands and had the opportunity to snorkel and spot them in the wild. They really enjoyed spending time together, working as a team and doing fun activities such as beach games, board games and dorm time.