Private Primary Schools & High Schools

A private primary and high school (on two separate campuses) in George Town, Grand Cayman which accepts boys and girls from ages 4 to 18 whose aim is to develop each student’s potential and talents whilst promoting sound Christian moral values. They are one of two British curriculum-based schools in the Cayman Islands.
More Information:
Established: 1949
Academic Calendar: September–June
Specialist Teachers:
The Primary School has specialist teachers for PE, ICT, Music, Spanish,
French and Support for Learning in Literacy and Mathematics.
Maximum Class Size: At Primary, 25 (24 in KG) with all infant classes (KG to Year 2) staffed by a qualified teacher and a Learning Assistant. All Junior year classes (Year 3 to 6) are also staffed by a qualified teacher with 2 x Learning Assistants per year group.
The High School has 75 children per year group, broken down into three form classes. Subjects classes are then broken down further to 4 classes with sizes varying, typically 8-9 children in our lower set classes to 18 in the higher sets. They have Learning Assistants in class in our core subjects of English, Maths and Science.
After School Care: Provided daily for Primary School Students to 5.30pm. CI$10 for the first hour, CI$16 per afternoon session, maximum CI$260 per calendar month.
Curriculum: British National Curriculum leading to IGCSE, GCSE, AS and A Levels (Cambridge International and Welsh examination boards).
Specialist Teachers: The Primary School has specialist teachers for PE, ICT, Music, Spanish, French and support for learning in Literacy and Mathematics.
If you would like to read their Inspection Report, released in May 2021, click here.
Fees can be paid per term (3x per year) or monthly (10x per year). Special rates apply.
Note: Registration fee of CI$300.
Annual Resource Fees: KG-Y6 CI$150 and Y7-Y9 CI$300
Annual PTA Fee: CI$75
Meals: CI$7.00 (Mise En Place) to CI$7.50 (Food For Thought) per day
Sibling Discount: Third and subsequent children will receive 10% sibling discount on tuition fees.
Multi-purpose halls, specialist IT and science labs, art and music rooms, drama studio, sports field, research libraries, basketball/netball courts and sixth form facilities, plus mature trees and shady play areas.
Duke of Edinburgh Award, Model United Nations, annual music production, music bands and choirs, debating, robotics, a wide range of after-school clubs and activities. Sports include: rugby, cricket, football (girls and boys), netball, table tennis, field hockey, volleyball, badminton, fitness, sailing and diving.