Building a learning nation

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26 September, 2008

Building work starts at the new John Gray Campus

Builders are now really busy on the second of the three new secondary campuses on Grand Cayman. The John Gray Campus has seen considerable work being done to the delight of staff and students alike as they start the new school year.
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Construction has started on the area housing the new world class sports facility, commencing with the construction of a huge water cistern to be located under the hall. It really is a case of building downwards prior to the above ground works. However, everyone will soon seen walls beginning to emerge from the ground.

The Minister of Education; Hon. Alden McLaughlin is pictured above touring the works undertaken so far, accompanied by Chief Officer and Permanent Secretary; Mrs Angela Martins.

Work will start on the new Beulah Smith Campus soon, the third new facility, with the recent appointment of a contractor. (GL)



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