The Canon Laurie Anglican Primary School

May was celebrated as Reading Month under the theme ‘Reading Reimagined’.

Here’s an idea of how we celebrated.
We started off the month with a very engaging assembly led by the teachers and students of Grade 6.
We re-established a little library where students were tasked to be the librarians. They organized, recorded and they could even be heard asking questions about the book that was being returned.
We launched a book drive to boost up the class libraries.
Various persons came to read on a school, grade and class level.
Ministry of Agriculture staff read stories on indigenous animals and then showcased the animals to the students.

Reading Month was a success!

World Caring Day 2026

In observance of World Caring Day, the Ministry of Equity partnered the Canon Laurie Anglican Primary School with the Marian Home to spread kindness and compassion to our elderly citizens.

Our Buddy Ambassadors enthusiastically embraced the challenge, visiting the residents with treats, smiles and cheerful hearts. The joy shared during the visit was truly heartwarming and the residents warmly welcomed the opportunity for fellowship and conversation. The residents sang hymns and songs with the students.

We are proud of our students for demonstrating that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Thank you to everyone who helped make this experience a meaningful one for our Buddy Ambassadors.

Big shout out to our sister school…Castries Anglican Infant School for copping the 3rd place in the Calypso Competition. Well done Unique!

The support was on point. We did not come to play!

The final pep talks have their place! Peep Mr. Rene making his last appeal to Ti Jean!

Some pictures are from the official Carnival Association page and Jason Joseph’s page.

Congratulations to Ti-Jean and Team Anglican on an outstanding performance in the National Schools’ Calypso Competition!

We are incredibly proud of Ti-Jean for capturing 2nd Place and representing Canon Laurie Anglican Primary School with confidence and excellence.

Ti-Jean is Anglican School’s King!

Well done, Ti-Jean! The entire Anglican family celebrates this wonderful achievement.