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AHS, established in 1920, is a large comprehensive high school situated on the south side of Armidale. The school offers a curriculum of enormous breadth and co-curricula programs encompassing the arts, sporting, environmental, leadership and cultural pursuits.
THE TOP 100 HIGH SCHOOLS IN JAMAICA! The rankings are based on the performance of schools in obtaining five (5) or more subjects in the most recent CSEC examinations.
If we look at the high school performance index 2023, we see that high performing schools in 2019 (prior to the pandemic), that were hitting cohort percentages of 80-90%, have seen as much as a 30% fall in the percentage of their cohort whom have met the success threshold.
2 days ago · The Top High Schools In Jamaica In 2024🌟. Sitting pretty in strong first place is yes, Immaculate Conception High with Campion High in second place. They've basically exchanged positions from the last ranking (again) with St. Andrew High School for Girls returning in third place. Ardenne and Wolmers' Boy complete the top 5.
Ardenne High School is committed to providing quality education in a Christian environment and to inculcate the principles of Christian tolerance and self-discipline as the foundation for self worth. This is achieved by offering a wide variety of activities, which serves to prepare students to become responsible and contributing members of society.
Aug 1, 2009 · Please help track down as many ex classmates as possible. All welcome, even if you were only in the class for a short time. 30 year reunion is in the planning stages. October long weekend in 2015. Private. Only members can see who's in the group and what they post.
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