MOTTO
Culture & Service
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“Producing model citizens of tomorrow"
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“To provide a learning environment which educates and trains our students to be holistic citizens with the desire to excel in this dynamic world.
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BELIEFSEvery Child can Learn.
We are not to be part of the problem, but be part of the solution. As teachers and administrators, we are engaged in nation building. |
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CORE VALUES |
GOALS |
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SCHOOL'S PROFILE
Fyzabad Anglican Secondary was founded in 1941 by Mr. Harold M. Telemaque and Mrs. Millicent Waldron to cater to the needs of the children of employees of the then Apex Oil Company which mined the oil fields in the area. At that time, it was known as the Fyzabad Intermediate School catering to primary and secondary students.
n 1967, the primary sector was phased out and plans were initiated to convert the school to a Junior Secondary School. However, with the introduction of the Siparia Junior and Senior Secondary Schools less than ten kilometres away, the school was placed under the Anglican Board of Management and became part of the Bishop’s Anstey Association, hence the present name.
In 1996, the Advanced Level programme was added initially in conjunction with the Fyzabad [Composite] Secondary.
At present, the school is a co-educational institution with an enrollment of about 600 students ranging from forms one to form six.
Currently, students receive services from the Student Support Services; students are offered breakfast and lunch; students can access the ‘free maxi’ service; and all students are part of the textbook loans programme. We also have the services of a school counselor and social worker with approximately 20% of the students being referred to the school counselor.
The school offers largely a traditional grammar school curriculum. Students perform creditably at the external examinations:
NCSE, CSEC and CAPE.
n 1967, the primary sector was phased out and plans were initiated to convert the school to a Junior Secondary School. However, with the introduction of the Siparia Junior and Senior Secondary Schools less than ten kilometres away, the school was placed under the Anglican Board of Management and became part of the Bishop’s Anstey Association, hence the present name.
In 1996, the Advanced Level programme was added initially in conjunction with the Fyzabad [Composite] Secondary.
At present, the school is a co-educational institution with an enrollment of about 600 students ranging from forms one to form six.
Currently, students receive services from the Student Support Services; students are offered breakfast and lunch; students can access the ‘free maxi’ service; and all students are part of the textbook loans programme. We also have the services of a school counselor and social worker with approximately 20% of the students being referred to the school counselor.
The school offers largely a traditional grammar school curriculum. Students perform creditably at the external examinations:
NCSE, CSEC and CAPE.
Subjects Offered:
NSCE (Form 3)Language Arts
Information and Communication Technology Mathematics Physical Education Science Social Studies Spanish Visual and Performing Arts |
CSEC (Form 5)Additional Mathematics
Biology Caribbean History Chemistry Economics English A English B French Geography Information Technology Integrated Science Mathematics Music Physics Physical Education Principles of Accounts Principles of Business Social Studies Spanish Theatre Arts Visual Arts |
CAPE (Form 6)Accounting Applied Mathematics Biology Caribbean Studies Chemistry Communication Studies Economics Environmental Science Geography History Literature in English Managment of Business Physics Pure Mathematics Sociology |
