St. James Primary School

Our blog aims to be the online community for the past, present and future of St. James Primary School. It will serve to notify the community of the upcoming events of the school and it will also contain media highlighting the talent,creativity and achievements of the school. In addition, this child friendly environment provides educational resources that are readily available to the student body at any time.

Wednesday, 25 March 2015

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Fun for one, fun for allllll.

Posted by Sjpsadmin at 17:20

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Anonymous27 March 2015 at 11:05
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Sjpsadmin: The St. James Primary School was not always located at its present site. There were two separate boys’ and girls’ schools in Holetown. The James Boys School once occupied the building which now houses the Jamestown Clinic. The Holetown Girls School was located south of St. James Parish Church. The two schools were relocated to the present location on October 15, 1951. Sources indicate that, for some time, the school were not fully amalgamated, but that the boys and girls only came together for morning assembly and other special programs. The boys occupied the south wing, and the girls, the north wing. The school’s name was changed to St. James Composite during the year 1978-1979, when pupils from ages 11 – 16 were accepted into the school because their performance in the Common Entrance Examination fell below the standard required for full acceptance into secondary school. In September, 1995, pupils in that 11 – 16 age group were removed from the school and placed in the new Alma Parris Secondary School in St. Peter. The name was once again changed to St. James Primary School. The present age range of pupils is 3 -12 years old.

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