A Century of Abundance
Established September 21, 1925
Honouring the Legacy
"With Gratitude and Love" -Class of 1975
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Honouring the Legacy, Inspiring Our Future
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Emrie James Museum
Our museum named after Miss Emrie James - our executive administrator for 42 years.
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It's a New Year
We are re-focusing our efforts on our Centenary.

Homecoming Week is April 14-18, 2026
We hope to see so many alumnae, their friends and families
in Kingston to Celebrate.

Watch this space for the new calendar.

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The Fund Supports:
SAHS Students & Staff

  • One student whose family home was destroyed is now housed in our School Hostel
  • Five students have hurricane damaged laptops
  • A teacher’s Westmoreland home was demolished.
  • Stipends to support boarding students now at SAHS from western parish

The Principal toured several schools in the West and Central parishes – the needs were many. Our Fund is here to help.

  • Classrooms, Dormitories and Administrative Spaces to Help Get the Schools Back to Teaching & Learning  Repairs or temporary accommodation solutions for students, boarders,  teachers and administrators. This could include tents and or tarpaulins, window replacements, electrical work, etc.
  • Equipment – Laptops, Science and IT Labs, Canteen and office equipment. With roofs blown or severely damaged  labs and classrooms below have also been devastated.
  • Furniture for Classrooms and Offices

For further information, please contact:   sahsfoundation@sahs.edu.jm

OUR PRINCIPAL MRS. KEEVA INGRAM (yellow blouse) MADE 3 TRIPS TO THE WEST AND NORTHWESTERN PARISHES WITH KINGSTON COLLEAGUES TO MEET THEIR FELLOW PRINCIPALS FROM IMPACTED SCHOOLS:  Touring Principals – Kevin Facey (Meadowbrook High); Aniona Jones (Haile Selassie High); Lavere Henry (Campion College); Shannell Talbert (Ascot High/Portmore); Jennifer Williams (The Queen’s School); Mark Smith (Munro College).  They made three trips to learn more about the needs of impacted schools. They visited Decarteret College, Munro College, Ocho Rios High, William Knibb High and Westwood; and Magotty High, Lacovia High, Belmont Academy and Mannings High.

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The Fund Supports:
SAHS Students & Staff

  • One student whose family home was destroyed is now housed in our School Hostel
  • Five students have hurricane damaged laptops
  • A teacher’s Westmoreland home was demolished.
  • Stipends to support boarding students now at SAHS from western parish

The Principal toured several schools in the West and Central parishes – the needs were many. Our Fund is here to help.

  • Classrooms, Dormitories and Administrative Spaces to Help Get the Schools Back to Teaching & Learning  Repairs or temporary accommodation solutions for students, boarders,  teachers and administrators. This could include tents and or tarpaulins, window replacements, electrical work, etc.
  • EquipmentLaptops, Science and IT Labs, Canteen and office equipment. With roofs blown or severely damaged  labs and classrooms below have also been devastated.
  • Furniture for Classrooms and Offices