St.Paul's Primary School

St.Paul's Primary School The St. Paul's Primary School is located at the North Western end of the Picturesque Island of St. Kitts. Paul's Primary School is located in the village of St.

The school sits 15 miles outside the Historic capital of Basseterre. Paul's on the beautiful island of St. Kitts in the West Indies. We are situated on the Northwestern coast of the island some fifteen miles away from the capital city, Basseterre. Our school is very rich in history. Apart from our many successes in education, sports and culture; we can also boast of being the school that turned ou

t our nation's first National Hero and Premier, the late Rt Excellence Honourable Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw and our nation's second and present Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Dr. Denzil Llewellyn Douglas.

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St. Paul's
Saint Paul's

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1(869) 465-6344

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The St. Paul's Primary School is located in the village of St. Paul's on the beautiful island of St. Kitts in the West Indies. We are situated on the Northwestern coast of the island some fifteen miles away from the capital city, Basseterre. Our school is very rich in history. Apart from our many successes in education, sports and culture; we can also boast of being the school that turned out our nation's first National Hero and Premier, the late Rt Excellence Honourable Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw and our nation's second Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Dr. Denzil Llewellyn Douglas.

St. Paul’s Primary is a school of many first. We were the first primary school in St. Kitts to have students wear uniform. We were the first to hold primary school graduation. First to hold a Queen/ Talent Show and the first and only school to hold all four (4) primary school sporting championships at once (Track & Field, Football, Cricket and Netball); 2011.