Cayman Prep & High School

Last week, Year 9 students interested in studying GCSE History were lucky enough to assist the National Trust for the Cayman Islands with the Llewellyn Project.
The Llewellyn house, built in 1875, is a traditional wattle-and-daub structure that has been carefully relocated from central George Town to a roundabout on Bobby Thompson Way. Students were invited by project lead Lottie Grey (CPHS alumna) to join her in processing excavated material and recovering historic artefacts.
Lottie taught the students about archaeology - what it is, why this project is important, and the types of sites and materials found in the Cayman Islands. Armed with toothbrushes, students cleaned bone, ceramic, glass, and clay pipe fragments, while others sorted metal into similar items. Much to Mrs Baker’s surprise, the most popular activity by far was bone cleaning - who knew!
We hope we’ve helped the project and look forward to discovering what they uncover next.

🌊🐠 Year 6 Adventures at CCMI! 🐠🌊
We were thrilled to see our final Year 6 students embark on their unforgettable residential visit to the CCMI - Central Caribbean Marine Institute last week - and what an experience it was!
Across every trip, our students truly shone. Their outstanding behaviour, enthusiasm, and full engagement made us incredibly proud, and they represented the school with maturity and positivity at every step. 🌟
From learning about tropical marine life to confidently snorkeling over vibrant coral reefs, the children fully immersed themselves in this unique environment. They explored a rich variety of species, built their own model reefs using natural materials, and took part in creative activities and discussions focused on protecting our oceans.
What stood out most was their teamwork, curiosity, and growing sense of responsibility for the natural world. Experiences like these are invaluable - helping our students grow not just academically, but personally too.
We couldn’t be prouder of how they embraced every opportunity and supported one another throughout this incredible journey. 💙

We are incredibly proud of our past and present students who have been selected to represent the Cayman Islands on the swimming team at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow this year! 🇰🇾🏊‍♂️
Your dedication and hard work inspire us all - best of luck!

Cayman Aquatics is proud to announce the swimmers selected to represent the Cayman Islands at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland! 🇰🇾🏊‍♂️

Please join us in congratulating our 2026 Commonwealth Games Swim Team:

🔹 James Allison
🔹 Elijah Bain
🔹 Harper Barrowman
🔹 Sierrah Broadbelt
🔹 Jillian Crooks
🔹 Danny Kish
🔹 Lila Higgo
🔹 Luke Higgo
🔹 Connor Macdonald
🔹 Kyra Rabess
🔹 Will Sellars
🔹 Riley Watson

We wish the team and coaching staff the very best as they prepare to proudly wear the Cayman flag in Glasgow this summer. 💙❤️🤍

Arianna Chin named Cayman's 2026 tourism ambassador Cayman Prep student Arianna Chin has been named the 2026 Tourism Ambassador after winning the Tourism Ambassador Speak-Off Competition.

🌟 We have a winner! 🌟
Congratulations to Arianna, crowned Cayman Islands Tourism Ambassador Speak-off Champion 2026!
From her innovative Cayman Currents app, helping protect our beaches, to her inspiring ideas on multigenerational travel, Arianna impressed judges every step of the way. Her final presentation on careers in tourism showcased her confidence, knowledge, and passion for the future of the industry.
We are so proud of Arianna and all the hard work she puts into everything she does. A truly deserving winner! 👏

🌍 Earth Day Celebrations at High School 🌍
Our High School students celebrated Earth Day on Wednesday with a civvy day, raising funds for Protect Our Future. Snow cones were a big hit at break and lunch, and students got creative by designing a human billboard - check out the photo!
Lunchtime also brought some relaxing rock painting, reminding us how small actions can make a big impact. Let’s continue caring for our planet together! 🌊♻️

🏁🔥 WE DID IT 🔥🏁
Scorch Racing (Cayman Prep High School) is proud to bring home 2nd place at the STEM Racing Cayman Islands Nationals 🥈💥
Months of hard work, testing, and determination all came together on race day.
Huge thanks to our team, supporters, and sponsors for making this possible.🔥
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🚨🔥 RACE DAY IS HERE 🔥🚨
Today, we hit the track… and we’re bringing everything we’ve got!
We’re Scorch Racing, and this isn’t just a car.

This is months of late nights, testing, redesigning, problem-solving, and pushing ideas further than we thought possible. 💡⚙️
From concept ➡️ design ➡️ development ➡️ a fully engineered race machine with our own branding, sponsors, and merch to match. 👀
We’re ready.
Huge shoutout to our incredible team:
🏁 Amina Sureta🏁 Sean Higgins
🏁 Anvita Patil 🏁 Haris Ahmad 🏁 Nakita-Marie Goodwin
We couldn’t have done this without the amazing teachers and parents support; thank you for guiding us every step of the way!
And to our sponsors, this really is a community effort:
Signs of Paradise
A. L. Thompson's
Foster's Supermarket
ABS Mobile Agency
You’ve backed us from the start and we’re proud to represent Caymanian businesses on the national stage.
📍 Saturday 25th April | 10AM–12PM (Racing begins at 10)

🎯 Time to race. Time to perform. Time to SCORCH.