Students participated in the San-Fernando Arts festival dance finals which was held on the 3rd and 9th November 2016. and they did an EXCELLENT JOB based on the results below. The students who won overall in their categories have been ask to perform on Wednesday 23rd November for the command […]

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According to the United Nations, human trafficking is defined as “the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of persons, by means of the threat or use of force or other forms of coercion.” Anyone can be a victim of this inhumane act. Over 2.5 million persons around the world are […]

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NGHS Peer Helpers – Rebirth House Report               “Everybody needs inspiration” and “prevention is better than cure” were just some of the sentiments expressed in artistic presentations at Facing Life 16. The competition, presented by Rebirth House, was held on Friday 4th November, 2016 at the Andre Kamperveen Hall […]

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  On Tuesday 1st November, 2016 sixteen NGHS Peer Helpers made history by attending the 1st Annual Secondary Schools Caribbean Colour Splash Anti-Bullying Conference held from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Naparima Bowl in San Fernando. We were also one of the few schools present to perform a […]

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On the eve of Divali, the students of Naparima Girls’ High School came together to celebrate the festival of lights. The school’s very own Indian Cultural Club shared their unending talent with a morning of song and dance all devoted to the celebration of Mother Lakshmi and the triumph of […]

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 “We rise by lifting others” is a belief shared between the renowned Robert Ingersoll and the members of our  NGHS Interact Group. In all our project ideas, we strive to embody this belief by prioritizing the welfare of others, as we acquire the internal fulfillment of brightening a day amidst […]

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“Success isn’t a secret; it’s all around us,” – Former Deputy Head Girl, Danielle Seunarine, Open Scholarship Winner in Mathematics At this morning’s assembly, students and staff were graced by the presence of the majority of the thirty-seven scholarship recipients. To begin the events, former head girl, Katelyn Dwarpaul (Additional […]

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  Naparima Girls High School students Aasha Ramlal of U6B and Marie Samai of U6C have placed 1st and 3rd respectively in the COTE (Conference on the Economy) Essay Competition. The competition, which was open to all CAPE students, looked into the possible ways of diversifying the economy, specifically “The […]

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The National Budget 2016 It was fiscal Friday in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, one of the most anticipated days of all…the National Budget. This is the day when the Government sets out the fiscal and economic outlook for the upcoming financial year and gives an account of the […]

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  At Naparima Girls’ High School, success is not just a word in the dictionary but a way of life. We are not only renowned for our academic prowess but our excellence in the sporting arena. Three shining examples of this success are Serayah Jamadar, Samara Wilson and Aliyah Noel […]

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