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Holy Trinity High has platinum celebrations
Students of Holy Trinity High School — Antowayne Clarke, Kyla Loague, Desarie Taylor, and Moyeisha Johnson — celebrate their school's anniversary. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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February 1, 2023

Holy Trinity High has platinum celebrations

The bells of the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity may well peal in recognition of the platinum anniversary of Holy Trinity High School for its years at the current site with its motto being Est Satis Nisi Optimun (Only the best is good enough)!

Students, faculty, members of the board of management, and the community paused in celebration of 70 years of sterling work of that institution in that locale on Sunday, January 22, 2023.

Under the theme ‘Honouring the past, celebrating the present, envisioning the future’, the whole community, led by chief celebrant Rev Fr Collin Henriques and homilist Rev Fr Kingsley Asphall, converged at the cathedral to recognise the Father’s hand on the school. Chairman of the board of management Rose Phillips and Principal Rev Fr Carl F Clarke welcomed all in attendance and encourage them to journey with the school through a year of celebration and fund-raising towards the benefit and improvement of the resources available to the present and future cohorts of the school.

Other highlights of the year’s celebration are:

February 21, 2023: 70th Anniversary Prize-Giving and Long Service Award Ceremony

March 20 – 24, 2023: Expo 2023 (Open Week)

June 4, 2023: Book Launch on the History of the Holy Trinity High School

June 5-9, 2023: Holy Trinity Week

November 24, 2023: Home-coming street parade

November 25, 2023: Past Students’ Gala

During this anniversary year the school wishes to raise $70 million, primarily through corporate sponsorship and fund-raisers. It is hoped that a portion of the funds raised will be set aside to launch an endowment fund, which will help to stabilise the school’s financial situation and assist with guaranteeing a high standard of education offered by the school.

Principal of Holy Trinity High School Rev Fr Carl F Clarke speaks to the school’s transitions. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Student Tyreese Witter reads the first lesson at the mass celebrating the platinum anniversary of Holy Trinity High School on the current site. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
A section of the congregation inside the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity for the anniversary service of Holy Trinity High School. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Hugh Douse conducts the school choir during an item at the service. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Achbishop Kenneth Richards (centre) and Principal Rev Fr Carl F Clarke (third right) share a moment with past students of Holy Trinity High School (from left) Rev Fr Michael Davidson, SJ; Rev Fr Joseph Campbell; Rev Fr Collin Henriquez; Rev Fr Peter Damian, OP; Rev Fr Kingsley Asphall. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Minister of Education and Youth Fayval Williams is met on the steps of the cathedral by (from second left) Archbishop Kenneth Richards, Prinicpal Rev Fr Carl F Clarke, and chairman of the board of management Rose Phillips. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Members of the board of management, community and Minister of Education Fayval Williams participate in the mass. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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