Teachers from high schools across the Cayman Islands have received hands on training to better equip them to teach robotics and to prepare their students for robotics competitions, as well as to further promote the subject for wider inclusion in the national curriculum.
Demonstrating mathematical prowess and showcasing problem-solving skills took centre stage when students from 11 public and private schools across the Cayman Islands gathered for the 12th annual Minds Inspired Maths Challenge last week.
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The Cayman Islands National Robotics Team made a notable impact at the 2024 FIRST Global Challenge in Athens, Greece, where they competed against 194 other countries and took home the Social Media Challenge award for their initiatives to promote awareness of food security along with sustainable practices.
The Cayman Islands National Robotics Team, comprised of students from seven local high schools, has headed to Athens, Greece to compete in the 2024 FIRST Global Challenge.
Minds Inspired SDG Inter-School Challenge winners discuss their “Bus 345” app solution with minister responsible for transport