The Queen's School Alumnae Association

24/05/2026

Miss Jennifer Williams, Principal of The Queen’s School, extends heartfelt thanks to the Queen’s School Alumnae Association for the beautiful gift basket presented to her during this difficult time of mourning the loss of her beloved father.

Queens acts of compassion such as these truly reflect the enduring sisterhood and care that define the Queen’s family. Thank you ALL.

23/05/2026

Here is the link to watch the celebration of life for our Class of 1997 Queen celebration of life tomorrow May 23, 2026 at 10:00am

Welcome to the live streaming of the Thanksgiving Service for the life of Kerrian Douglas-Wright. The Church of God of Prophecy, 41 Old Harbour Road, extends...

23/05/2026

Here is the link to watch the celebration of life for our Class of 1997 Queen celebration of life tomorrow May 23, 2026 at 10:00am https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGFhi5bU18Y

22/05/2026

Rest in Peace Patricia Dean-Wright Class of 1989

Queens, it is with deep regret that I announce the passing of another Queen, Patricia Dean-Wright, Class of 1989 of The Queen's School. A Memorial Service will be held tomorrow, May 23, 2026.

We extend heartfelt condolences to her family, classmates, and loved ones during this time of loss.

Virtute Et Sapientia Floreat — May She Flourish in Virtue and Wisdom. 🕊️🙏🏾

21/05/2026

QUEEN’S SUPPORTING QUEENS - URGENT APPEAL - JUNE 7, at 5:00 pm COURTLEIGH AUDITORIUM

Today, one of our own, Azura Walker — Class of 2000, needs us to help in her fight against breast cancer. She putting on a benefit performance of Pablo Hoilett’s Play, Brazen to Di Bone and needs us to purchase a ticket. Cost JMD$4000 or USD$25

Breast cancer does not just affect one woman; it touches families, friendships, dreams, and futures. Behind every diagnosis is a Queen fighting quietly through pain, fear, uncertainty, and unimaginable strength.

As sisters of the The Queen’s School Alumnae Association, we cannot stand by and do nothing. We are asking every Queen, friend, and supporter to rally around Azura during this difficult journey.

Please come out and enjoy an afternoon of laughter and love in support of her fundraiser. Your presence matters. Your donation matters. Your compassion matters. Your prayers matters. 🙏🏿🙏🏿

And if you cannot attend, we ask you from the depths of our hearts to purchase a ticket for someone to attend or give whatever you can, because sometimes survival depends on a community choosing to show up for one another.

Our Queen is fighting. Let us fight with her.

Our Queen is hurting. Let us hold her up.

Our Queen needs us now.

Because Queens Supporting Queens means no sister walks alone. 💖

VIRTUTE ET SAPIENTIA FLOREAT

May She Flourish in Virtue and Wisdom

For Ticket Purchases Call 876- 483-4023.

For donations: https://gofund.me/af2baa013

or My Scotiabank account details are:
First name: AZURA
Last name: WALKER
Bank: Scotiabank
Tax ID: 115664661
Account type: Savings
Account number: 50575 000948605
Account currency: JMD

21/05/2026

SPOTLIGHT ON A QUEEN

Queens we congratulate and celebrate our Class of 1986 graduate Queen Veronica Johnston-Blythe on her promotion to Deputy Superintendent of Police. Queen Veronica was also recognized and awarded for Transforming our Police Services. Recently Queen DSP Veronica was ordained as Pastor of the Rocky Point Church of God of Prophecy, Clarendon, Jamaica. Please send some love to our extraordinary Queen embodying our motto VIRTUTE ET SAPIENTIA FLOREAT…May She Flourish in Virtue and Wisdom.

18/05/2026

Queens it is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of an original Queen, Andrea Brown nee Cunningham (Class of 1959), who made her peaceful transition at the National Chest Hospital on Tuesday, May 12, 2026.

Queen Andrea holds a special place in the history of The Queen's School. She was among the original fifty-one students who entered the school when the former Doric Hotel was permanently converted into The Queen’s School and officially opened on Monday, January 11, 1954, by Dr. Cyril Garbett, The Archbishop of York.

Queen Andrea was one of the voices at the opening of our school singing the hymns, “Praise My Soul the King of Heaven" and our school song, "Lord of All Hopefulness.” The school was then led by founding Headmistress Anne Chambers.

Andrea embraced and lived out the Archbishop’s inspiring charge:

“The real purpose of education is the development of the whole personality of the child so that the child may be able to use any gifts or talents he or she possesses for the greater glory of God and for the service of his fellowmen…producing useful citizens of sound moral virtue.”

She carried this guiding principle with her to Canada and continued to embody it throughout her life. Following the loss of her beloved husband, she returned to Jamaica, where she spent her retirement years in faithful service and quiet dignity.

Queen Andrea’s life was a shining example of grace, faith, and commitment to others. As one of our pioneering Queens, she helped lay the foundation for generations of students who would follow in her footsteps.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, classmates, and all who were blessed to know and love her.

May she rest in eternal peace.

VIRTUTE ET SAPIENTIA FLOREAT
May She Flourish in Virtue and Wisdom.