WELCOME TO
ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT PORT OF SPAIN
Congratulations to Kayleigh Forde on receiving NAAATT's Top Youth Female Athlete of the year!
Congratulations to Jordane Dookie for her nomination for the First Citizens Sports Awards 2022!
SJCPOS Footballers: U-15 Intercol Finalists
Goal scorers: S. Rigaud (4 E Sci), K. Darwent (3N) and E. Nieves (4 Biz) and Goalkeeper A. Dolland (2M)
SJCPOS Footballers won the Trinidad Final against St. Augustine Secondary School 3-1. They play Signal Hill Secondary School in the finals of the U15 Intercol at CIC grounds on Wednesday 14th December at 3pm.
Excitement at Parang in a Pot!
The return of our Parang in a Pot was indeed a resounding success. A lot of fun was had by all. Please enjoy these photographs by Shannon Niamath (U6 Earth Sci) of the SJCPOS Photography Club.
St. Xavier's House emerged winners of the hotly contested Parang in a Pot competition.
2nd plcae - Holy Trinity House
3rd place - Blessed Anne-Marie's House
St. Teresa's House
St. Joseph's House
Our Lady's House
Adaylia-Marie Beddoe (5 H&S) won best soloist in the competition.
Photos of the stalls by:
Andre Chong-Ashing
SJC Tennis Stars
Dookie strikes gold in USA
Jordanne Dookie (4 Earth Sci) won the 18 and under final of the One Love Tennis Junior Fall Championships in Georgia, USA on 22nd October 2022.
Campbell-Smith ranked 2nd
Em-Miryam Campbell-Smith (1N) is now ranked 2nd in the Central American and the Caribbean Tennis Confederation (COTECC) and represented Trinidad and Tobago recently at the San Jose Bowl Junior Tennis Tournament.
Photo by: Daniel Prentice (https://www.guardian.co.tt/sports/campbellsmith-wins-again-for-spot-in-costa-rican-main-draw-6.2.1569435.82445d7b49)
RBC Race for the Kids
Once again, our school took part in the RBC Race for the Kids on Sunday 9th October 2022. We had the greatest number of participants among all schools in this charity run.
Way to go Girls!
Making Waves at the 15th Chinese Arrival Dragon Boat Festival
Our Dragon Boat Team, SJC Wave Breakers, did us proud on the 8th and 9th October in Chaguaramas.
They placed first in both the 200m and 500m U21 female categories. They were the only female team in the 200m U21 open category where they placed third.
Well done!
Forde champion in the Secondary Schools Track and Field 6K
Kayleigh Forde (5 Earth Sci) ran in 25:35 to win the Girls U-17 category in the SSTK Cross Country Championships. She also placed second overall of all women who competed.
She is pictured below with Samantha Shukla, past student of SJCPOS, who copped gold in the women's category of the 6K.
Lue-Fatts successful at 10th Commonwealth Karate Championship
Congrats to the Lue-Fatt twins who represented our country in September in Birmingham.
Michelle (U6 Business) won two medals, gold in the club senior team kata and bronze in the elite senior team kata.
Roshelle (U6 Business) copped four medals - gold in the club senior team kata, silger in the elite junior female - 48kg category and two bronze medals in the senior elite team kata and club junior female - 53kg.
SJCParangInAPotFlyer.pdfParang in a Pot
Parang in a Pot is almost upon us!
Come and enjoy a night of great entertainment and exciting competition!
Prize contributions for the stalls are still welcome.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Sr. Luciana's Visit
Sr. Luciana D'Rosario, a member of the General Council of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Cluny visited our school on 28th July 2022. After an assembly in the Chapel, she was given a tour of the school. Students participated in the assembly and performed calypso, played pan and danced. It was a pleasure to have her with us.
← Sr Luciana being taught to play a scale on the pan by Tahlia Hargreaves-Job
Aysiah Mc Eachnie-Assing singing Sparrow's calypso - Model Nation
Head Girl, Chelsea Mc Comie singing the hymn Here I am Lord to end of the prayer.
OUR SCHOOL
We are a medium sized, Roman Catholic secondary school; the oldest in Trinidad and Tobago, but our learners’ exceptional academic results reflect our commitment to innovation in teaching and learning. In addition, our students are encouraged to take part in a variety of extra-curricular activities and have distinguished themselves, our school. our country and our region in the areas of community service, sport and the creative and performing arts.
Rooted in tradition and faith, we offer students a vibrant environment that enriches character and inspires a lifelong passion for learning and personal excellence, while providing them with the skills, knowledge and values necessary to become confident, passionate, strong young women (and men) prepared to play leading roles in their community and the world.
In 2011, our school proudly celebrated its 175th anniversary, but we are happy to be able to use new technologies to improve the psychological, social and academic outcomes for our learners and to communicate with our entire learning community. We particularly wish to encourage our parents and alumni to use the opportunities available to keep in touch with us.
As you browse this site, you will see our learners - engaged and enthusiastic, compassionate and caring, articulate and ambitious and you'll discover what it truly means to be a Convent girl!