The Ursuline Convent School - Senior GirlsOver 110 years ago, Ursuline sisters started a school in Barbados with six students, growing to ninety students by 1897. In 1908, the Convent moved to the current location in Collymore Rock, and in 1967, the primary and secondary schools were established.
Collectively known by students, parents and practically anyone in Barbados as "The Convent", the Ursuline Schools of St. Angela's and St. Ursula's have been providing quality education to Barbadian, Caribbean and many International students for many years.
The senior level of The Ursuline Convent School accepts girls only from ages 11-16.
The CurriculumStudents are prepared for Caribbean Examinations (CSEC). Options are made in the final two years in view of the individual’s interests, aptitudes and vocational needs.
Academic and Practical Subjects:
Physical Education:Athletics and Games including Netball, Rounders, Badminton, Softball and Volleyball are available. Special emphasis is given to Swimming in the first term when the Island Inter-Schools Girls’ Competition takes place. Through the Physical Education programme we hope to accomplish the following:
Spiritual DevelopmentReligious education is a priority and seeks to provide opportunity for personal reflection and spiritual growth, for religious experiences and community service. Respect for other denominations and for non-Christian religions is upheld.
A counselling service is available for pupils and parents.
Extra Curricular ActivitiesActivities and Clubs offered after school hours, may include the following:
Students are encouraged to become involved in service groups and organizations as well as sports.
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