Harrison College

Harrison College is one of Barbados' most prestigious and historically significant secondary schools, located in Bridgetown, the capital. Founded in 1733, it is one of the oldest schools in the Caribbean and has educated generations of Barbados' most distinguished leaders, scholars, and professionals. Harrison College is a government secondary school following the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) curriculum, offering CSEC and CAPE programmes that consistently produce some of Barbados' top examination results. The school is particularly renowned for its academic excellence in sciences, mathematics, and literature, with a strong tradition of producing Barbadian scholars. Harrison College alumni include Prime Ministers, scholars, athletes, and cultural figures who have shaped modern Barbados. The school's historic campus in central Bridgetown, with its Georgian-era buildings, reflects its deep roots in Barbadian history and culture. A robust extracurricular programme encompasses competitive cricket, football, debating, music, and arts. Harrison College remains one of the Caribbean's most celebrated academic institutions.