St Ignatius Catholic School (SICS) has been judged 'Excellent' by the Cayman Islands Office of Education Standards (OES), a testament to its commitment to academic and personal excellence. At SICS, the holistic development of each student is at the heart of their mission. The dedicated staff strive to nurture and guide every child, ensuring they grow into discerning believers, effective communicators, reflective and creative thinkers, self-directed lifelong learners, collaborative contributors, caring family members, and responsible citizens. With a diverse community representing over 30 nationalities, SICS offers a rich cultural experience that broadens perspectives and fosters global awareness. When joining the SICS family, you become part of a learning environment that inspires excellence, integrity and a lifelong love of learning.

Curriculum: British Curriculum, IGCSE, AS and A Levels, Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) and Welsh Joint Education Committee (WJEC)

Office of Education Standards School Inspection Report: St Ignatius - November 2024

Note: Application fee of CI$100

Meals: Hot lunches CI$7-CI$9 daily

Sibling Discount: Third and subsequent child receives a 20% discount on fees

SICS has a new state-of-the-art, multipurpose block which includes a Sixth Form common room, Sixth Form classrooms, performing arts space and a cutting-edge sports hall. The current purpose-built campus features four science rooms, music wing (including sound-proof practice rooms), learning support, laptop programme for Years 7-13, canteen with full kitchen, newly renovated art rooms and library, modern classrooms, sports fields, basketball and netball courts.

Students at SICS enjoy a wide range of extracurricular opportunities, fostering both personal growth and community engagement. They can compete in various sports, including football, basketball, netball, pickleball, gymnastics, track and field, badminton, tennis, cricket, diving, rugby, hockey and swimming. Beyond athletics, students showcase their talents in musical and theatrical productions, with opportunities to perform in the jazz band, string ensemble, band, and choir. They can also take part in Model United Nations, faith training, debate, robotics, art and craft, cooking, Brownies, Cub Scouts, drama, and many other enriching after-school clubs. For added convenience, after-school care is available daily. Students also embrace leadership and community service, participating in initiatives such as the Duke of Edinburgh Award and engaging in local movements both within and beyond the school community.