St. Anne's School

Nassau, Bahamas

St. Anne's School is a respected Anglican co-educational institution located in Fox Hill on the eastern end of New Providence Island, Nassau, Bahamas. Founded in 1955 by Canon David John Pugh as a parochial school for St. Anne's Parish Church, the school has grown over seven decades into a flourishing academic institution with a strong reputation throughout the Bahamas. St. Anne's accepts boys and girls from ages 4 to 18, offering primary and secondary education under the Anglican Central Education Authority (ACEA). The school provides a strong academic program alongside Christian values, instilling moral character, academic excellence, and community responsibility in its students. The school's distinctive Anglican ethos, combined with its commitment to the distinctive national perspective of the Bahamas, produces confident, well-rounded graduates. St. Anne's extracurricular program includes sports, music, arts, and service learning. The school motto, 'Dei Gratia' (By the Grace of God), reflects its core commitment to faith-based, inclusive education.

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British Curriculum, Anglican Education, Bahamas

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