Fatima College Trinidad

Fatima College is one of Trinidad and Tobago's most prestigious Catholic all-boys secondary schools, founded in 1946 in Port of Spain by the Congregation of Holy Ghost Fathers (Spiritans). Located on Circular Road, Fatima is consistently ranked among the top secondary schools in Trinidad and Tobago, celebrated for exceptional CAPE and CSEC results, National Scholarships, and an extraordinary alumni network. The school takes its name from Our Lady of Fatima and embodies the Spiritan tradition of educating future leaders with faith, academic excellence, and social responsibility. Fatima's alumni include Cabinet Ministers, judges, Olympic athletes, business leaders, and prominent Caribbean personalities. The school is particularly noted for its academic houses, fierce inter-school sporting rivalries in football and athletics, and its vibrant Old Boys Association. With a student body of approximately 1,200 boys aged 11–18, Fatima College remains one of the most sought-after secondary schools in Trinidad and the entire Caribbean.