Dear Cambridge Academy Alumni, Friends & Supporters:

We are about to celebrate Christmas of 2014 after a very successful year for our association. I don’t have to list all of our accomplishments, but among them are our Federal tax-exempt status; ‘Fun-bridge’ pre and post reunion events; the 2014 Reunion celebration attended by approximately 250 alums and their guests; the acquisition of Guyana’s high National award for Robert A. Pinkerton; and our Election of Board Members. Make no mistake, these were Herculean tasks that could only be accomplished by your prayers, dedication, commitment, and the support you gave to the association all year round.

Dr. Aubrey F. Bentham, President CAAAI

Dear Fellow Cambridge Alumni,

Once again it is Thanksgiving, a time for reflecting on the many things or events that we are grateful for. Whether our lives are represented by abundance or its basic necessities, we can all be thankful for having those things that sustain us each and every day such as our families, friends, food, shelter, clothing, and hopefulness.

One year ago, our Cambridge family lost its patriarch Principal Robert A. Pinkerton, who taught us that among these sustainables should be a good education, and directly from this fundamental alone we became productive people in a broad spectrum of jobs, careers, and professions in Guyana, the U.S., and around the world; therefore, this Thanksgiving we pause to remember ‘Pinky’ and add him to our list of people for whom we are thankful.

Pictures from the CAAAI 2014 Reunion are now on display in our Photo Gallery.

Go to Photo Album.

Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International is proud to celebrate the success and achievement of one of its member-supporters Ms. Salome Osborne, whose dedication to a strong educational foundation and learning opportunities for children in Guyana, reached another rewarding high-point at a recent graduation ceremony on the West Bank of Demerara. Ms. Osborne has redefined the term 'giving back' in every practical way through her life-long commitment to the youth in her Guyanese hometown and community.

Dear Cambridge Alumni, Friends, Supporters, and Well Wishers,

On behalf of the Chief Executive Officer, the Executive Board, and the Reunion Committee, I extend to you the association's heart-felt gratitude and congratulations for collectively making our 4th biennial reunion a magnanimous success. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

July 19, 2014 has come and gone. The Cambridge family celebrated its reunion in fine style; a weekend that started with Friday night's 'meet and greet' party that provided an atmosphere for the initial contact of alums who have not seen or communicated with each other since our last reunion, and in some cases in many years. This pre-reunion Cambridge party is now known as the 'Funbridge party'.