List of Schools in Saint Kitts and Nevis

List Of Schools In Saint Kitts And Nevis

Grades Kindergarten- 6th

Christ Church Nichola Town

  • Estridge Primary School
  • Joshua Obadiah Williams Primary School(Molineux Primary School)

Saint Anne Sandy Point

  • Sandy Point Primary School

Saint George Basseterre

  • Beach Allen Primary School
  • Dr. William Connor Primary School
  • George Moody Stuart School (Private)
  • Irishtown Primary School
  • Maurice Hillier Memorial Junior School (Private)-Methodist
  • St. Kitts International Academy (SKI Academy - Private School) Grades 1 - high school
SKI was formerly - Montessori Academy (Private)
  • Immaculate Conception Catholic School(Private)-Catholic formely Saint Theresa's Convent School (Private) & Saint Joseph's Primary School (Private)
  • St. Kitts Seventh-Day Adventist Primary School (Private)-Adventist
  • Tucker Clarke Primary School
  • St. Christopher's Preparatory School (Private)-Catholic

Saint John Capesterre

  • Dieppe Bay Primary School
  • Edgar T Morris Primary School
  • Saddlers Primary School

Saint Mary Cayon

  • Cayon Primary School
  • Violet Petty Primary School

Saint Paul Capisterre

  • Newton Ground Primary School
  • St. Pauls Primary School

Saint Peter Basseterre

  • Dean Glasford Primary School

Saint Thomas Middle Island

  • Tyrell Williams Primary School

Trinity Palmetto Point

  • Bronte Welsh Primary School

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