Tag: Sir John A Cumber Primary School
![Primary school shut for repairs as term begins Primary school shut for repairs as term begins](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Sir-John-A-Cumber-Primary-School-150x150.jpg)
Primary school shut for repairs as term begins
(CNS): Sir John A Cumber Primary School in West Bay was closed Friday for emergency electrical repairs, just as the young students returned to school after the summer break. The Department of Education Services (DES) described the situation as an electrical emergency. Meanwhile, a mysterious object was found in a child’s lunch at an undisclosed […]
![Kids at SJAC Primary falling well behind Kids at SJAC Primary falling well behind](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Sir-John-A.-Cumber-Primary-School-150x150.jpg)
Kids at SJAC Primary falling well behind
(CNS): A significant number of young students attending Sir John A. Cumber Primary in West Bay are far behind where they should be, the Office of Education Standards (OES) found after a follow-up inspection of the school in November. Overall the school was graded ‘satisfactory’ but children’s attainment in English, mathematics and science was ‘weak’ […]
![Primary school makes some progress, say inspectors Primary school makes some progress, say inspectors](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Sir-John-A.-Cumber-Primary-School-150x150.jpg)
Primary school makes some progress, say inspectors
(CNS): After the third follow-through inspection at Sir John A. Cumber Primary School in West Bay, inspectors found that the school had finally made satisfactory progress on most of the 16 recommendations made some five years ago. Inspectors said progress was ‘satisfactory’ in most areas but that students’ achievement across all year groups in English […]
![West Bay school still weak, inspectors find West Bay school still weak, inspectors find](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Sir-John-A.-Cumber-Primary-School-150x150.jpg)
West Bay school still weak, inspectors find
(CNS): School inspectors found that overall progress has been weak at Sir John A. Cumber Primary School in West Bay during the six months since the school was last reviewed. The school’s second follow-through inspection took place on 30 January to 1 February, and while a number of improvements were identified, the standards of achievement “remained […]
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Ministry admits second WB teacher on leave
(CNS): Education officials have confirmed that a second teacher at the primary school in West Bay had been placed on required leave by the department in November over an allegation of assault on a student. The revelation came at a meeting with the press Thursday, where Education Minister Tara Rivers and her ministry team answered […]
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Ministry denies school mould problem
(CNS): The education ministry has denied that a West Bay school has been condemned because of mould or that any notices have been sent to parents of children attending Sir John A Cumber Primary School that it will be rebuilt over the summer. Ministry officials dismissed claims posted on social media Wednesday that were circulating […]
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Petition started over poor state of West Bay school
(CNS): Parents with children attending Sir John A Cumber Primary in West Bay have begun a petition calling for “adequate staffing, an environmentally safe and healthy learning environment for students and staff” as the school has started the new year with some old problems. Pictures posted on Facebook show the poor state of some facilities […]