Portsmouth Secondary School - Dominica

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Class of 1997 Alumni Association for their generous donation of a stove to our school.

This thoughtful contribution will greatly support our practical programs and enhance the learning experience for our students. Your continued commitment to giving back and investing in the growth of future generations is truly appreciated.

Thank you for making a meaningful difference in our school community!

Congratulations to Kinaya Riviere on her winning 1st place and Kurmaya Gordon 2nd place. Environmental Club continues to promote the preservation of the environment in our youth.

On Wednesday, April 15, 2026, the DSWMC hosted its 2nd Annual Prize Giving Ceremony at UWI, Roseau.

We are incredibly proud of our Environmental Club students who represented us so well at this event. VJ Wallace participated in the Form 4–5 category, which focused on the theme “The Intersectionality of Environmentalism.”
Kurmaya Gordon and Kinaya Riviere competed in the Form 1–3 category on the topic “Circular Economy in Dominica.”

A special congratulations to our first former Kinaya, who impressed the judges with her outstanding piece titled “Soursop Bar and Grill: A Practical Example of the Circular Economy in Dominica.” Her work highlighted practical and innovative ways of reducing waste and promoting environmental sustainability.

We are extremely proud of our students for their hard work, creativity, and commitment to protecting our environment. Keep shining and continue making a difference!

A true force to be reckoned with in the field of Athletics, PSS has once again demonstrated excellence at the Inter-Secondary School Athletics Championship, emerging victorious in both the Male and Female categories.

This outstanding achievement reflects the dedication, discipline, and unwavering spirit of our athletes and coaching team.

Highlights of Excellence
Kedella Victor shattered the record in the U-15 Girls 100m, blazing to victory in an impressive 12.2 seconds.
Our U-21 Boys 4x100m Relay Team set a new record of 45.1 seconds, led by:
Chris Toussaint
Kamardi Victor
Wilfrandy Díaz
Jonathan George
The Girls u-15 4x100m Relay Team also delivered a record-breaking performance, powered by: 52.8 seconds
Kedella Victor
Arneah Edwards
Chastity Baron
Ajaia Morancie
Regional Representation

We are immensely proud of the following athletes who went on to represent Dominica at the prestigious CARIFTA Games:

Kedella Victor
Zaiden Cornelius
Khumaar John Baptist
Delanie George

This victory is not just a win—it is a statement. PSS continues to rise, inspire, and dominate, setting the standard for excellence in athletics, football and other sports in Dominica. This department is manned by Heathlene Wyke.

French Day 2026 🇫🇷

French Day was celebrated on Friday, March 27, 2026, under the theme “Active ton français.” Students came dressed in the colours of the French flag, creating a vibrant and unified atmosphere.

The day featured a lively fashion show, a PSS Café offering French-inspired treats like croque-monsieur, yogurt, cake, and crêpes, and exciting competitions including a baguette eating contest, cake competition, and creative hat showcase.

Overall, it was a fun and engaging day that brought French language and culture to life while encouraging creativity and school spirit.

🇩🇲🌟 Proud of Our CARIFTA Athletes! 🌟🇩🇲

We are extremely proud of our students who represented Dominica at the CARIFTA Games in Grenada! 🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♂️

👏🏽 Zaiden Cornelius
👏🏽 Khumaar Jno Baptist
👏🏽 Delanie George
👏🏽 Kedella Victor

Your hard work, discipline, and courage to compete on a regional stage have not gone unnoticed. You have represented our school and country with pride!

Keep pushing, keep training, and keep striving for excellence—this is only the beginning! 💪🏽

Join us in celebrating our athletes! 🎉

We are thrilled to celebrate one of our students, Derwin Lewis, who delivered an exceptional performance in the Rising Stars U15 50-Over Bilateral Series! 🏏
Scoring an incredible 102 runs and earning the title of Most Runs, this achievement is a true testament to hard work, discipline, and talent.

Join us in congratulating this young star on a well-deserved accomplishment! 🎉

🎉 Principal’s Award – Excellence at Its Highest! 🎉

At Portsmouth Secondary School, we proudly celebrate our Principal’s Award recipients for Term 2!

These outstanding students earned an overall average of 90% and above, demonstrating exceptional dedication, discipline, and academic excellence.

Your hard work has truly paid off, and you have set a powerful example for your peers. Keep aiming higher and striving for greatness!

Congratulations to all our awardees, you make us proud!

🌟 Academic Stars – Term 2 🌟

Today, we shine a spotlight on our Academic Stars from Forms 1–4 at Portsmouth Secondary School! 🎉

These students have demonstrated commendable effort, improvement, and academic strength throughout the term.

Your growth and commitment inspire us all. Keep working hard and believing in yourselves!

Congratulations to our Academic Stars!

🏆 Top 2 Performers – Term 2 🏆

We are proud to recognize the Top 2 students in each class at Portsmouth Secondary School for Term 2! 🎉

These students have shown determination, focus, and consistent effort to achieve the highest academic standings in their classes.

Your dedication has not gone unnoticed. Continue to push your limits and strive for excellence!

Congratulations to all our top performers!

On Friday, March 13th, 2026, the Portsmouth Secondary School celebrated Literacy Day alongside a special collaboration with the Mathematics Department for Pi Day. Under the empowering theme "Literacy: The Ultimate Flex," students were reminded that the ability to read, write, and communicate effectively is the most versatile tool in their skill set. Simultaneously, the Mathematics Department infused the day with a sense of purpose and resilience through their theme, "Mathematics and Hope," bridging the gap between numbers and the human experience.

The morning assembly served as the centerpiece for these celebrations, featuring a dynamic fusion of literacy and numeracy activities. The English Department introduced a thrilling "Narrative Challenge," which tasked students with spontaneous storytelling based on random prompts, showcasing our students' impressive ability to think on their feet. In a poignant tribute to our cultural heritage, the school recognized the enduring legacies of local literary icons such as Phyllis Allfrey and Jules Pascal. The department further energized the crowd with a stirring Choral Speech performance and the debut of a dedicated Literacy Anthem.

The Mathematics Department brought their own rhythmic flair to the stage, proving that math is far more than just calculations. Their presentation featured a creative "Pi Poem" and the high-energy "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8" chant, which had the entire student body engaged in the rhythm of numbers. The collaboration between these two departments highlighted the harmony between different fields of study, proving that whether through a stanza or a sum, our students have the "flex" to excel. All in all, the day was a resounding success.

Photo: Some members of the English Department