St. Stanislaus College Georgetown

St. Stanislaus College is one of Guyana's premier Jesuit boys' secondary schools, founded in 1866 in Georgetown by the Society of Jesus. Known as Stan among its alumni, the school has one of the longest and most distinguished educational histories in Guyana, spanning over 150 years of Jesuit education in the Caribbean. The school follows the CXC curriculum, with students sitting CSEC and CAPE examinations and achieving strong national academic results. St. Stanislaus College's Jesuit educational tradition — cura personalis (care for the whole person) and magis (the greater good) — shapes an education that develops men of intellect, conscience, faith, and commitment to service. Located in Georgetown, the school's beautiful colonial-era campus reflects its historical significance. St. Stanislaus alumni include Guyanese Presidents, ministers, judges, and scholars who have shaped Guyana and the Caribbean across generations. The school remains one of Guyana's most respected Catholic secondary schools with an unbroken tradition of academic excellence.