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School Details
- Ages: 2-18
- Student population: 970
- School type: Private
- Curriculum: American, Intl. Baccalaureate
- Religious Affiliation: None
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Good To Know
- Meals: Hot & Cold
- After-school care: Yes
- Learning support: Yes
- Homeschool support: No
- Inspection report grade: Excellent
- Sibling discount: Yes
About
Cayman International School (CIS) is a private, college preparatory, non-sectarian, co-educational school that provides strong academic and extensive extracurricular programmes. The 15-acre campus located in Camana Bay includes early childhood, elementary, middle and high school divisions. Students represent more than 40 nationalities and the majority of students are dual passport holders. CIS has a strong sense of community where children learn, play and support each other in a modern, safe and student-centered environment. CIS is accredited by the Middle States Association and is an IB World School offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
Academic Calendar Year: August-June
School Hours:
Drop off begins at 7.45am
| Early Childhood: Pre-K2 (half day) | 8.20am-11.30am |
| Early Childhood: Pre-K2, Pre-K3, Pre-K4 | 8.20am-2.30pm |
| Elementary School: Kindergarten - Grade 5 | 7.45am-3pm |
| Middle School: Grades 6 - 8 | 8am-3.15pm |
| High School: Grades 9 - 12 | 8am-3.15pm |
After School Care (Pack Up & Play) ends at 5.30pm - CIS ask that all children are collected by this time.
Cayman International School's school inspection report:
Full Inspection Report - Cayman International School - September 2022
Hours
Office Hours: 7.30am-4.30pm
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Highlights
- 96% International Baccalaureate Diploma pass rate in the last five years
- STEAM Labs
- Project Based Learning
- Athletic, Arts & Service Programmes
- Extensive after-school activities
- Whole-child approach
- Purpose-built, modern facilities
2025-26
School Fees for Nursery & Preschool
Pre-K2 (5 days per week, half day)
Annual Fee
CI$15,240
Pre-K2-Pre-K4 (5 days per week, full day)
Annual Fee
CI$18,000
School Fees for KG-Grade 12
Kindergarten-Grade 2
Annual Fee
CI$21,580
Grades 3-5
Annual Fee
CI$24,900
Grades 6-8
Annual Fee
CI$27,930
Grades 9-12
Annual Fee
CI$29,710
Note: Application fee of CI$350
Meals: The Lunch Box Programme
Payment Options
- One installment at the start of the school year - August 1st.
- Payment in three (3) equal installments - August 1st, November 1st and March 1st.
- Payment in (10) equal installments - August 1st through May 1st. A 5% fee applies to this option.
Discounts & Surcharges
- 2% discount applied for one-installment payment plan.
- 5% surcharge applied for ten installment payment plan.
- There is a 10% discount for the second child and 15% for the third and subsequent children.
Facilities
CIS is home to a purpose-built, state-of-the-art campus that spans over 139,000 square feet. It features an Early Childhood through High School Program in a modern and well-equipped facility. The campus includes three well-resourced libraries, five specialized STEAM labs, dedicated performing arts spaces, a computer and video production studio, multiple science laboratories, two music rooms, two art studios, and various student support centers. With 72 spacious classrooms, an open-air amphitheatre, and a dedicated administration building, the school is designed to foster both academic excellence and creativity. Beyond the classroom, students enjoy top-tier athletic facilities including a full-sized, FIFA 2-Star rated artificial turf soccer pitch, a swimming pool, two tennis courts, and two basketball courts—providing a dynamic environment for both learning and extracurricular activities.
Extracurricular Activities
Students are offered a wide variety of extracurricular activities. Athletes participate in the Private Schools Association (PSA) and compete in football, volleyball, netball, cricket, basketball, flag rugby, track & field and swim. They partake in musical, choral and theatrical productions, including an annual performance in Steel Pan Band, Jazz Band and Rock Band. Students can also participate in Model United Nations, National Honors Society, High School Student Council, Debate Team, Mock Trials, Robotics and 3D modelling and printing, and many other after school clubs. Students provide leadership in community service initiatives and/or internships outside school boundaries and are involved in local movements, such as Plastic Free Cayman and Protect Our Future, that address environmental issues and concerns.
