Founding Members Drive: 50 years, one register
The school has turned fifty. The Alumni Association is being formed now — and every past student who joins this year is a founding member.
The school has turned fifty. The Alumni Association is being formed now — and every past student who joins this year is a founding member.
The school came out of the June 2026 examinations with its best showing in years, after a term in which finding students was harder than teaching them.
Students marched from the school to the Darliston bus park to join Beaufort Primary for Peace Day 2026, under the theme Rebuild Jamaica, Piece by Peace.
A new teaching and learning Resource Hub was opened in Darliston, serving eastern Westmoreland, alongside a day of STEM and examination-readiness sessions for around 200 students.
A fifth-form student took first place nationally in the Ministry of Education and Youth’s TREND Dance Challenge, with a prize of $100,000.
Built for 350 students, the school had grown to 1,300 and was running two shifts. A $30 million expansion brought it back to one.