St Stanislaus College

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About SSC

St. Stanislaus College is a co-educational High school located in Georgetown, Guyana.

St. Stanislaus College was founded as an all-boy Catholic high school that was operated by the Jesuits.

The college became co-educational in 1975 and became a government school in 1976, after being a Catholic institution for 110 years.

Student Body

Students come from all over Guyana.

St. Stanislaus College enrolls students in Forms 1 through Form 6. 5^th Form students sit the Caribbean School Examination Committee (CSEC) examinations - the equivalent of GCE O-Levels. Those students who continue on to 6^th Form sit the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Certificate (A-Level) also set by the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC).

Enrollment: Enrollment for the 2008-2009 school year is approximately 555 students

Student/Teacher Ratio: 13:1

Faculty:

The St. Stanislaus College faculty consists of 43 teachers most of whom are full-time classroom teachers.

Headmistress:     Mrs. Esther McGarrell
Senior Master:     Mr. Mansoor Baksh
Senior Mistress: Mrs. Ruth Ross
Bursar:                  Ms. Odessa CLarke
Administrator:     Mr. Wendel Archer
4 teachers are engaged in Information Technology (IT).

Awards:
In 2005 and 2008, St. Stanislaus College received awards for being the most improved Secondary school based on the CSEC results.

St. Stanislaus College A Co-educational High School

EDUCATING FOR ETERNITY