GLENMUIR

Along with the principal, Mr. S. H. Scott, B.A., M.A., was a staff of three and three forms of pupils occupying the building of what was once a home of the late Custos Muirhead of Clarendon. A Government Grand of five thousand pounds (£5,000) enabled the building of the first block of classrooms which were put to use at the beginning of the summer term 1959. At the end of the term, Glenmuir was recognized as a Governement Grant Aided School. By 1961 an additional form existed in Glenmuir (Form 6B)... From the humblest of beginnings to the most prestigious accomplishments, it is quite evident that the journey to being the best is filled with small and large accomplishments, many of which are either unsung or unheard. But our journey as a school cannot and will not be hidden. We are proud of who we are and proud of who we continue to aspire to be..."a beacon built to edify the finest" youth. So the beacon's construction had to begin with a strong foundation: a number of well placed..

Also known as: Glenmuir High School

Primary location: May Pen Jamaica