Section 5Part 2 — DUTIES OF MINISTER RESPONSIBLE FOR EDUCATION, AND DUTIES OF OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITIES
Annual progress report
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A school leader shall, at such times as may be prescribed, provide to the Chief Officer, such information as may be prescribed for the purpose of enabling the Chief Officer to develop the report specified in subsection (2).
In the exercise of the duties referred to in section 4(1)(a), the Chief Officer shall, at least once in each year, prepare and submit to the Minister a report containing such information as the Minister may specifically or generally require and at least the following —
information describing the standards of achievement and progress of students receiving education in Government schools, assisted schools and independent schools, together with such information as may be available about the achievements of home schooled students and other students educated otherwise than at schools;
information as to the work of the Ministry during the preceding twelve-month period, including the measures taken to secure the implementation of any national strategy for education as may apply to that period; and
information as to the measures to be taken and the targets to be achieved in the implementation of any national strategy in the ensuing twelve-month period.
There shall be appended to each annual report —
a report as to the outcome of quality assurances conducted during the preceding twelve-month period; and
a report on post-compulsory education and training education in the Islands for the preceding twelve-month period.
The Minister shall —
within twelve months following the end of the academic year lay the report before the Cayman Islands Parliament; and
as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter cause it to be published.
The Cabinet may make regulations making additional provisions relating to the form and content of any national policy and the annual report on the state of education.
Cross References
- Section 4 of Education Act
section 4(1)(a)