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Established September 21, 1925
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We're on our Way to Champs - Our Team 45 Strong Aiming To Qualify

ONnDirun/ Jamaica College Sprint Fest January 3, 2025

23 girls ran the 200m at the JC Sprint Fest. 18 of the 23 girls entered ran personal best times.

PureWater/R. Danny Williams/JC Development Meet January 4, 2025
80% of our girls that participated achieved personal bests on the day. We had outstanding performances from the following students.

Upper School

  • Shanniqua Williams, 2nd in High Jump Class 1

Lower School

  • Alzeliha Allen 2nd, in Class 4 100m (PB) 5th, in Class 4 70mh (PB)
  • Jowana Pennant, 2nd in Class 3 Long Jump (PB)
 

The SAHS Track Field Team started its journey to Champs on January 3, 2025 at the Ashenheim Stadium, Jamaica College. Results are impressive, but we need your help to get us there. From gears, to massages, and accommodation for the team during the week your help is appreciated. Donations can be made securely online through the SAHS Foundation.

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Youngster Goldsmith National Athletic Classics, February 1, 2025

Upper School

  • Shanniqua Williams 1st in High Jump Class 1

Lower School

  • Alzeliha Allen 4th in 100m Class 4
  • Jowana Pennant 4th in Long Jump Class 3
  • Jonelle Davis 8th in 1500 Class 3 (PB)

Douglas Forrest Invitational, January 11, 2025

Upper School

  • Eunice Missick, 1st in 1500m Class 2
  • Jodi-Ann Graham, 5th in 1500m the Class 1

Lower School

  • Jonelle Davis 2nd in 1500 Class 3; 5th in 800m the Class 3

 

Western Relays Results February 8, 2025
1st in the 4x100m Relay Class 4
3rd in the 4x100m Relay Class 3
4th in the 4x100m Relay Class 1
5th in the Sprint Medley Relay Open

 

The newly refurbished gym in the Dahlia Repole Complex was opened on September 26 to much applause. The PTA gift to the school was made possible through the untiring fundraising work of the PTA and donors including the Daria Brown Taylor Memorial Fund, the SAHS Florida and Georgia Alumnae Associations, Tropishades Limited, PJ’s Cuisine Ltd and the Atlas Group Limited.

Air conditioned and equipped with the latest equipment the gym will be a great assist to the School’s Sports Development program. Staff as well as students will use the gym.

Thank You! The SAHS Foundation with tremendous support from alumnae overseas and locally and many well wishers has gifted the school, a $13 million renovation and refurbishing of the former Fay Simpson Staff Cottage for student housing. 

This fulfils a long recognised need to provide for students in need of safe accommodation, those with long commutes from outside the corporate area and overseas students. Up to 14 students under the care of a house mother can be accommodated.  

Foundation Director Christine Stiebel and her husband Douglas, along with Foundation directors, an engaged alumnae and friends are to be credited for tremendous work in making this possible. $6.3 million in cash alone was donated this year to purchase furnishings and with a fully subscribed Amazon gift registry and many donations in kind, the home is ready.

Officially Open! – L-R Principal Keeva Ingram, Foundation Chair Maxine Henry-Wilson, Grade 10A Student Eunice Missick, former principal Sharon Reid, Board of Management Chair Radley Reid, Foundation Director and Hostel Project Manager Christine Stiebel.

One One Coco

Your monthly or recurring donation – large or small – to the SAHS Foundation is an easy way to give and build your support to the School. One One Coco donations go to Student Support - 230 girls receiving $500 per day for lunch, bus fare and other essential needs.

Maintaining the Legacy

Our journey from 1925 with 12 students to over 1500 students today and an earned reputation for academic excellence, has been achieved with the generous and dedicated support of many. We invite you to continue to help us to Maintain the Legacy with your donation.

Old Girls Associations

The Old Girls Associations in Jamaica, USA, Canada and the UK are your active forums for networking and linking with the School. SAOGA Jamaica was founded in 1931 - six years after the School's founding. USA chapters include New York, Washington DC Metro, Georgia, Florida.

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MAINTAIN THE LEGACY

Donations to the School are coordinated and managed by the SAHS Foundation, established in 2005 by the Board of Governors and registered as a charitable organisation. Online giving is provided with the support of the St Andrew Alumnae Association Inc. – Washington DC Metro Chapter, a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit.