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Built in the Caribbean · built for Caribbean education
One connected education platform for the region's learners, educators, and leaders.
CEAIH brings teaching, learning, school leadership, communication, curriculum work, and responsible AI support into one adaptable workspace. It is built from the ground up with Caribbean classrooms and education systems in mind.
CEAIH launch film
Caribbean education, connected.
See how CEAIH brings students, teachers, school teams, curriculum work, and education leadership together for all 33 Caribbean jurisdictions.
The film includes captions, AI-generated narration, and an original Caribbean-inspired instrumental bed.
Download the launch filmConnected by design
A practical workspace for every role around a learner.
CEAIH is designed so that each person sees the tools and information relevant to their responsibilities, while educators and authorized leaders remain in control.
Teachers
Create lessons, assessments, differentiated resources, feedback, and classroom communications.
School leaders
Connect school operations, staff, reporting, communication, and support in one workspace.
Families
Stay informed about learning, assignments, attendance, and school communication.
Curriculum teams
Build, organize, review, and publish curriculum resources with local context in mind.
Government & Ministries
View school-level insights, coordinate rollouts, and shape implementation with local priorities.
Curriculum-aware learning
Caribbean qualifications and local learning goals belong in the conversation.
CEAIH is designed to support schools working across Caribbean and national curriculum pathways. Local curriculum mapping, content selection, and implementation should be reviewed with the relevant education authority or school team.
Primary & national curricula
CPEA
CCSLC
CSEC
CAPE
CVQ
CEAIH is independently developed and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC). Any curriculum or assessment implementation is subject to local review and approval.
Teacher-controlled AI
AI should strengthen teaching judgment, not replace it.
CEAIH is built around guided learning support, role-aware access, and educator oversight. Schools and authorities can define the policies, review processes, and support expectations for their own rollout.
Guide understanding
Support can prompt students to explain their thinking and practise concepts.
Keep teachers in control
Educators choose how CEAIH supports lessons, assessments, and student activity.
Set local safeguards
Implementation can be shaped around approved privacy, retention, and acceptable-use requirements.
A clear way to begin
Start with a one-term, controlled paid pilot.
Defined group
Agree the participating schools, roles, and learner groups.
Supported rollout
Include onboarding, agreed support contacts, and a feedback process.
Evidence-led decision
Review agreed success measures at the end of the term before deciding to expand, revise, or stop.
Pilot scope, price, data responsibilities, success measures, procurement requirements, and approval are agreed in writing before rollout.
Plan a pilot conversationLocal configuration
One platform. Country-level readiness.
CEAIH can be configured with local partners for the terminology, structure, curriculum priorities, and rollout model that fit each education system.
Antigua and Barbuda
Barbados
Belize
Dominica
Grenada
Guyana
Jamaica
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Trinidad and Tobago
Version 2.0 direction
The platform can grow with classroom feedback.
These are planned directions, shaped by educator and school feedback as CEAIH evolves.
Diagnostic starting points
Short diagnostic assessments can help teachers understand where each learner should begin.
Targeted learning paths
Learning activities can respond to demonstrated needs, helping students strengthen foundations or extend advanced learning.
Learning rewards
Teacher-connected points, CEAIH-tar upgrades, badges, and educational games can recognise effort and progress.
Accessibility expansion
Ongoing improvements can include clearer supports for different ages, learning needs, and classroom contexts.
Ready when you are
Bring CEAIH into a real Caribbean classroom conversation.
See the platform, define your local priorities, and shape a pilot that works for your school or education system.