Clifton Hunter High School























Clifton Hunter High School
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Clifton Hunter High School is located in Grand Cayman

Clifton Hunter High School

Clifton Hunter High School




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Clifton Hunter High School is located in Cayman Islands

Clifton Hunter High School

Clifton Hunter High School




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311 Frank Sound Road


Grand Cayman


Cayman Islands

Coordinates Coordinates: 19°18′35″N 81°10′59″W / 19.30972°N 81.18306°W / 19.30972; -81.18306
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School type High School
Website schools.edu.ky/CHHS/Pages/Home.aspx

Clifton Hunter High School (CHHS) is a senior high school in Frank Sound, North Side, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands.


It first opened in 2010.[1]



History


In Fall 2010, middle school and high school education were merged at the public school level in the Cayman Islands, meaning that children from Years 7-11 would consequently all attend school together (previously, children in Years 7-9 would attend the George Hicks High School before graduating to the John Gray High School). The old George Hicks High School was absorbed by John Gray and the newly formed Clifton Hunter High School. The schools were then divided up by catchment area; children on the Eastern side of the island (up to Newlands) would attend Clifton Hunter High School(Years 7-11) , and children living from Prospect up to West Bay were moved to the John Gray High School(which now encompassed Years 7 through Year 11). Clifton Hunter High School was situated on the former George Hicks campus.
In 2012, Clifton Hunter moved to a newly built campus on in the district of North Side, while John Gray High moved to the former George Hicks campus in George Town, and the old John Gray campus was made into the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre (CIFEC).[2]



References





  1. ^ "Our History." John Gray High School. Retrieved on September 15, 2016.


  2. ^ "New School Year Begins – Clifton Hunter High School Opens!" Cayman iEyenews. August 29, 2012. Retrieved on September 15, 2016.




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