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  1. www.harrisoncollegepta.orgSchool | Harrison College Pta | Barbados

    Welcome to our PTA Website. We are dedicated to keeping you informed of PTA and school activities. Also learn how you can help to enhance our school, volunteer or simply lend your input. Looking forward to your participation. Don’t forget to bookmark our page. Paulavette Atkinson. President, Harrison College PTA. president@harrisoncollegepta.org.

  2. harrisoncollege.edu.bb › Information-Guide-2022Harrison College

    Harrison College

  3. www.facebook.com › HCPTAHarrison College Parent-Teacher Association | Bridgetown -...

    Harrison College Parent-Teacher Association, Bridgetown, Barbados. 1,041 likes · 58 talking about this · 115 were here. Harrison College PTA Facebook Page

  4. www.youtube.com › watchNation Update: HC's new principal's dream come through - YouTube

    20 de sept. de 2023 · Kaylene Kellman Holder had a dream that one day she would be the first female principal at Harrison College. She did not succeed in that feat, so she instead...

  5. givebackbarbados.com › directory › harrison-collegeHarrison College | Give Back Barbados

    Harrison College. Harrison College is a free public secondary school owned and managed by the Government of Barbados. It has a roll of over 1000 students ranging from form one to Upper Sixth. Most students continue their studies at Sixth Form level. There is a strong emphasis on both academics and athletics.

  6. www.youtube.com › watchGovernment Secondary Schools of Barbados - Harrison College

    7 de sept. de 2015 · This is one of several videos which seek to highlight the curriculum and extra curricula activities of each public secondary school across Barbados.

  7. harrisoncollege.edu.bb › harrison-college-schoolMRD | Secondary Schools | Harrison College

    Harrison College is the premier co-educational school in Barbados. Founded in 1733, the College takes its name from a Bridgetown merchant, who intended it to serve as "A public and free School for poor and indigent boys of the parish". It remained an all-boys school until September 1980 when co-education was introduced.