Cayman STEM in the classroom: The Department of Education Services rolled out 220 programmable “Pro-Bots” to Year 5 and Year 6 students on Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac, using racing-car style robots to teach coding, critical thinking, teamwork, and error-checking through hands-on maths and geography activities. Public health training: Cayman’s Ministry of Health sent three representatives to the UK Overseas Territories Public Health Conference in London, bringing back new approaches on prevention, emergency preparedness, health equity, and community resilience. Utilities and transparency: URCO pushed back on claims that CUC’s annual base rate rise was “allowed,” saying the rate adjustment mechanism dates to a 2008 licence and can’t be blocked, while CUC says it’s working with URCO on how customer self-consumption notifications should work as Cayman shifts toward solar. Urgent care response: A Mosquito Research and Control Unit officer helped a resident needing urgent medical attention during a routine inspection, staying with her until paramedics arrived. Regional governance: CARICOM’s 51st heads meeting in Saint Lucia focused on unity, finance, security, and crime, with Washington’s influence a recurring backdrop. Tech and finance signals: Bullish appointed Thomas Cowan as Head of Tokenization, aiming to expand tokenized securities infrastructure. Crypto promos: Toobit launched a VIP campaign with gold and Bitcoin prizes, and a separate event-contracts trading drive. Biodiversity lawsuit: The Center for Biological Diversity sued over protections for queen conch, arguing critical habitat designation is still missing.