27/08/2026
In Loving Memory of Ms. Roselyne Clyne
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Ms. Roselyne Clyne, a former teacher of the Ave Maria Girls’ Primary School.
Ms. Clyne was truly a gem of a teacher who touched the lives of the many girls she taught throughout her years of dedicated service. She was a student-centred, holistic educator who believed in nurturing not only the academic abilities of her students, but also their talents, creativity, character, and cultural identity.
A passionate advocate for our culture, Ms. Clyne played an important role in promoting the rich cultural traditions of Saint Lucia. She led and championed the school choir and was instrumental in many of the school’s talent shows and cultural presentations, providing countless opportunities for her students to discover and showcase their gifts.
Ms. Clyne was particularly well known for teaching Standard Four, one of the school’s Common Entrance classes, for many years. Under her guidance, encouragement, and commitment, her students consistently performed exceptionally well and produced excellent results. Her impact, however, went far beyond examination results. She inspired confidence, discipline, creativity, and a love for learning in the girls entrusted to her care.
Born on August 30, Ms. Clyne shared her birthday with the vibrant celebrations of La Woz, a festival she embraced and celebrated as an important part of Saint Lucian culture.
The Principal, past and present teachers and students, and the entire Ave Maria Girls’ Primary School community extend our deepest condolences to Ms. Clyne’s family and friends. We also extend our heartfelt sympathy to the many former students she taught and loved so sincerely.
Her legacy lives on in the countless lives she influenced, the talents she nurtured, the cultural traditions she championed, and the generations of students who will forever remember her as a caring and dedicated teacher.
May her soul rest in eternal peace.