Wesley College

The institution is a co-educational school of less than one hundred students. The High School course is normally of six years duration and the students are placed in social groups called Grades. Organized on comprehensive lines after the British pattern, the school caters to pupils of varying ability levels and from a variety of socio-economic backgrounds. 

• Early Learning Centre ages 3 to 5 years;

• Primary School: Grades 1 - 6

• High School: Grades 7 - 12

• College Prep Programme

Primary School: Grades 1 - 6

Catering to students aged 5 and up.

Junior High School -  (Grades 7-9)

The students are arranged in mixed ability groups for English Language and Literature, Science, Social Studies, Religious Education, Music, Physical Education, Art, Home Economics and Spanish. Upon satisfactory completion of a year, students normally move to the next grade.

Senior High School:

In Grade 10, students select three subjects from a wide list of options, which they will study for the next three years, in addition to a compulsory core of subjects. The compulsory subjects are English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Geography or History, Religious Studies and Physical Education. Students are prepared for the Bahamas General Certificate of Secondary Education (BGCSE) examinations at the core or extended level and the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).

Student News

Ensemble Plays for GTC  Festival

By Paige Archer, Sinclair King and Oryan Johnson                                                                            

Photo: Reverend Carey preaching at Green Turtle Cay

On Sunday, May 6^th   Aldersgate Brass band played in Green Turtle Cay to the closing of Heritage Festival. It was a church service out on the park. At the beginning of the service we played the American National Anthem and Bahamas National Anthem.

Before the service begin the band set up and sat like ladies and gentlemen. During service there was preaching, singing, praying and offering.

After it was all over people congratulated the band on a good performance. The band also received money for a being ladies and gentlemen and playing well.

 We also played a few of our junkanoo pieces. Then later on we walked to Mrs Susan Jones’ house for Sunday dinner. Mrs. Jones’ three sons, Jarrod, Dwight and Daniel attended Wesley College. The food was delicious .We sat with her and talked until it was time for us to head back to the ferry. After a job well done and a good dinner it was time for us to go.

Who We Are

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Dr Colin Archer, Chairman

Reverend Charles Carey,

Mrs. Vyrona Archer,

Mrs Jenny Reckley,

Mrs. Vernelle Carey,

Mrs. Belinda McIntosh.

ADMINISTRATION

Reverend Charles Carey, Principal;

Mrs. Vernelle Carey, Vice-Principal.

TEACHING STAFF:

Ms. Mahalia Levarity;

Mr. Marvin Russell