Notable Alumni
| Name | Notability | References |
|---|---|---|
| Fayad W. Ali | Author of various mathematics texts. | |
| Ian Angus N. Ali | Artist, teacher, poet, dramatist, former media personality for TTT | |
| Miguel de la Bastide | Flamenco composer and virtuoso guitarist | |
| Dr. Henry Daniel | Professional dancer, artistic director, professor of contemporary arts at SFU | |
| Winston Dookeran | Former Governor of the Central Bank and leader of the political party, Congress of the People. | |
| Davindra Dookie | Actor and director | |
| Mervyn M. Dymally | (California State Assemblyman, former U.S. Congressman and former Lieutenant Governor of California) | |
| Ancil Farrier | National footballer | |
| Daren Ganga | West Indies vice-captain and captain of the Trinidad and Tobago National Cricket Team | |
| Dr. Samuel Ghouralal | Pioneering neuro-surgeon in Trinidad and Tobago. Awarded the Chaconia Medal Gold in 1989. | |
| Dennis Hall | Comedian | |
| Noor Hassanali | Former President of Trinidad and Tobago | |
| Sir Isaac Hyatali | Former Chief Justice of Trinidad and Tobago | |
| Rikki Jai | Trinidadian chutney-soca artist | |
| Horace James (II) | Actor, writer, producer, director. | |
| Alvin Jugoon | International educator | |
| Ralph Laltoo | Scholar, Dalhousie alumnus, past teacher of English Literature at Naparima College, Principal of Queen's Royal College for many years. | |
| Leonson Lewis | Former football player who represented Trinidad and Tobago on the national level and was also part of the famous 'Strike Squad' of the late 1980s. | |
| Rabindranath Maharaj | Notable new novelist on the Canadian / West Indian literary scene | |
| Sir Trevor McDonald | Radio broadcaster, author, knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, as 'Keeper of the English Language". | |
| Ralph Maraj | Trinidad and Tobago politician (former Government minister) and playwright. | |
| Dr. Kenneth Ramchand | Professor Emeritus of English at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine and Independent Senator (Senate of Trinidad and Tobago and author. | |
| Rawle Ramkissoon | 1930's scholar, classicist, (London), later Asst. Director of Education. | |
| Manny Ramjohn | Athlete. The Manny Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella Trinidad and Tobago was named in his honor. | |
| Dr. Jean Ramjohn-Richards | First Lady of Trinidad and Tobago. | |
| Shaun Riaz | Artist | |
| Sir George Maxwell Richards | Current President of Trinidad and Tobago. | |
| Adrian Cola Rienzi | Trinidad and Tobago trade unionist, politician and lawyer. | |
| Dr. Lall Sawh | Urologist | |
| Dr. Rainier Sayers | Doctor of Neuropathy | |
| Samuel Selvon | Author | |
| Dr. Hollis Seunarine | Founder and medical director, Jai Medical Systems, a managed care organization serving the poor and vulnerable in the City of Baltimore. | |
| Barendra J. Sinanan | Speaker of the House of Representatives of Trinidad & Tobago. | |
| Errol Sitahal | Actor | |
| Len Traboulay | Elected Mayor of Port Coquitlam, B.C. in 1981. | |
| James Lee Wah | Vice-Principal at Naparima College, nationally-recognized dramatic arts director and promoter. |
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