Cars really do have to stop for Iguanas!
LCES is the smallest establishment of the Cayman Islands Department of Education Services with just four students on roll currently. Situated on the idyllic Little Cayman, primary age students follow the full national curriculum and operate out of a specialist facility with a full time teacher and teaching assistant. Increasing use is made of ICT to link with other schools both within Cayman and other parts of the world to enhance the teaching and learning experiences for students.
LCES is the smallest establishment of the Cayman Islands Department of Education Services with just four students on roll currently. Situated on the idyllic Little Cayman, primary age students follow the full national curriculum and operate out of a specialist facility with a full time teacher and teaching assistant. Increasing use is made of ICT to link with other schools both within Cayman and other parts of the world to enhance the teaching and learning experiences for students.
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Amazing, I would love to see the traffic stop for an iguana. In scotland we sometimes have road signs telling drivers to watch out for deer, but no iguanas.
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