Run By The Presbyterian Board
- Arima Presbyterian School, Arima
- Balmain Presbyterian School, Couva
- Brothers Presbyterian School, Williamsville
- Bonne Aventure Presbyterian School, Gasparillo
- Charlieville Presbyterian School
- Curepe Presbyterian School, Curepe
- Erin Road Presbyterian School
- Exchange Presbyterian School, Couva
- Freeport Presbyterian School
- Fyzabad Presbyterian School
- Grant Memorial Presybterian School, San Fernando
- Guaico Presbyterian School, Guaico
- Inverness Presbyterian School
- Jordan Hill Presbyterian School
- Kanhai Presbyterian School
- Lengua Pesbyterian School
- McBean Presbyterian School
- Navet Presbyterian School
- Penal Presbyterian School, Penal
- Reform Presbyterian School
- Rousillac Presbyterian School
- Rio Claro Presbyterian School, Rio Claro
- Saint Julian Presbyterian School
- San Juan Presbyterian School, San Juan
- Santa Cruz Presbyterian School
- Siparia Road Presbyterian School
- Siparia Union Presbyterian School
- Tabaquite Presbyterian School, Tabaquite
- Union Presbyterian School
- Upper Carapichaima Presbyterian School
- Princes Town Presbyterian no#1 School
- Princes Town Presbyterian no#2 School
- Warrenville Presbyterian School
- Woodbrook Presbyterian School
- Vistabella Presbyterian School, Vistabella
- San Francique Presbyterian School
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