Building a learning nation

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28 July, 2008

Minister of Education hosts visiting UK MP's

Members of The All Party Parliamentary Group for the Cayman Islands
Back Row L to R: MP's Michael Fallon, Lindsay Hoyle, Nigel Evans
Front Row L to R: Baroness Golding MP, Ian Davidson MP and Cayman Islands Government Rep Jennifer Dilbert
Photo Source: Caymannewsservice.com


Sunday 27th July: Hon Alden McLaughlin, Minister of Education hosted a dinner for visiting UK MP’s from the All Party Parliamentary Group for the Cayman Islands (APPG) and took the oportunity to brief them on the importance of the educational reforms currently taking place in the Cayman Islands.

The visiting delegation includes Michael Fallon MP, who was Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Schools between 1990 and 1992, along with Ian Davidson (Labour), Baroness Llin Golding (Labour), Lindsay Hoyle (Labour), Nigel Evans (Conservative) and Jennifer Dilbert, Cayman Islands Government Representative in the UK.

The visiting Ministers were keenly interested in hearing about how the transformation of our education service is progressing and will no doubt be joining the throng of education Ministers and senior officials from more than 72 countries around the world who are tracking developments via this blogsite. (GM)








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