“Uncle Chalo” reads at George Town Primary School.
“Uncle Chalo” – the Premier’s Press Secretary Charles Glidden – enthralled George Town Primary School students this morning (Friday, 18 November) during his Reading Week visit to read at the school.
Librarian K.C. Williams shares a cozy bedtime story.
Primary school students in comfy pyjamas enjoyed bedtime stories with their moms and dads last night (Thursday, 17 November) at George Town Public Library.
Newly-appointed Cayman Islands Public Library Service Director, Kaurri Clair ‘KC’ Williams-Cockfield.
Those who’ve already met the new Cayman Islands Public Library Services Director, Kaurri Claire ‘KC’ Williams-Cockfield, won’t soon forget her bright smile, enthusiasm or go-getter attitude.
Youngsters in the Brac got in on the reading action too during the library’s summer programme.
Chrisann Haughton and Kody Wright took top prizes in the Cayman Islands Public Library Service’s recent summer reading challenge. Together, the two read a record-making 246 books – in only two weeks.
(From left) Education Ministry Information and Communication Technology Manager Steven Durksen, with Library Services Acting Deputy Director Juliet Lawson and Micro Matrix Principal Sandra Catron.
Thanks to a generous donation from Micro Matrix, the George Town and West Bay public libraries now have enhanced security for their computer systems.
Free computer use, thousands of books, and a cool, friendly and safe place to spend the long days of summer are some of the many reasons why every child should use a public library during the school b
