Tutoring and Children's Activities in Cayman

None of the eight tutoring providers in our directory publishes its rates, so ask each one directly. When comparing quotes, check the session length, whether the tutor comes to your home or teaches online, and whether there is a discount for a block of sessions. For activities, Cayman Pickleball & Tennis Academy lists private lessons at CI$75 to CI$90.

Our directory lists 25 providers. Six teach swimming, six cover music, dance and performing arts, and three run STEM and robotics programmes. There is also an art studio, a tennis and pickleball academy, and eight tutoring providers. Cayman Pickleball & Tennis Academy publishes an after-school term fee of CI$550 to CI$638, and Art Nest runs a weekly after-school art club for ages 5 to 12.

Six swim providers are listed. Camana Bay Aquatic Club and Fitness Connection have fixed venues, and Fitness Connection runs Parent & Me classes from six weeks. iSwim Cayman, Sky Blue Aquatics and Thrive Fit are mobile and teach from babyhood. Seven Mile Swimmers is a competitive club for children aged six and over. Thrive Fit also runs a beach-safety programme for ages 7 to 14.

Yes. Cayman Music School and Musicians Ltd teach instruments, and both work with Trinity College London (Trinity Guildhall) exams. JukeBox Cayman gives lessons at home or at school and has a Baby Boppers class for under-threes. Spark! offers music lessons and musical theatre. Centre Pointe and Radiance Dance Studio teach dance, and Art Nest Creative Studio runs art classes, family sessions and pottery.

Yes. TechCayman Education runs monthly weekend robotics camps and weekly programming workshops for ages 11 and over, all free of charge. 345Robotics Foundation runs a year-long build, code and compete robotics season for ages seven and over. Minds Inspired, a Dart Enterprises initiative for Caymanian students, runs a maths challenge and robotics programmes for high-school students.