Achievements

  1. First high school to enter a visually impaired student in the TVJ School’s Challenge Quiz Competition.
  2. First high school to recruit female cadets for the Jamaica Combined Cadet Force (in
    1980). 
  3. First high school to have a female cadet achieve the rank of Warrant Officer Class Two, in 2008. The rank was previously held by males only. (Jamaica Combined Cadet Force was founded in November 1943 as an all-male civic
    movement)
  4. First high school to have an aviation club through Club Aviation Jamaica.
  1. Winners of Urban Area U – 19 Cricket Competitions – 1982, 1984, 1986
  2. Winners of Urban Area U – 19 Football Knock Out Competition – 1986, 1989
  3. Winner of All Island U – 19 Football Knock Out Competition or Nutrament Shield -1986
  4. Winner TVJ’s All Together Sing School’s Choir Competition – 2014
  5. Rhode Scholar – 1986 – Cavelle Creightney
  6. Rhode Scholar – 1989 – Andrea Wright

Notable Graduates

Dr. Archibald Mc Donald – 13 th Principal of U.W.I. Mona

Dr. Archibald Mc Donald

13 th Principal of U.W.I. Mona

Prof Dr. Minerva Thames

Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, U.W.I. Mona
Colin Channer – Internationally acclaimed author

Colin Channer

Internationally acclaimed author
Bert Samuels - Attorney at Law

Bert Samuels

Attorney at Law
Jackie Samuels – Brown – Attorney -at-Law, K.C

Jackie Samuels–Brown

Attorney -at-Law, K.C. (Kings Counsel)
Peter Champagnie – Attorney -at -Law

Peter Champagnie

Attorney -at -Law
Christopher Townsend

Christopher Townsend

Attorney -at -Law
Mark Williams – C.E.O. – Kingston Wharves Limited

Mark Williams

C.E.O. – Kingston Wharves Limited
Brigadier Radgh Mason – Head of the Department of Corrections

Brigadier Radgh Mason

Head of the Department of Corrections
John Mair – Track Coach, Olympian

John Mair

Football Coach and Educator, Coach of Triple Champion J.C.
Alfred Henry

Alfred Henry

Football Coach and Educator, Coach of Triple Champion J.C.

Teaching & Learning

Academics

A rigorous, well-rounded curriculum from Grade 7 through Sixth Form — designed to prepare every Meadowbrook student for university, work, and a life of service.

Overview

Strong foundations. Clear pathways. Real outcomes.

Meadowbrook offers a comprehensive secondary curriculum covering the sciences, humanities, business studies, technology, performing arts, and modern languages. Our teachers are subject specialists, our class sizes are intentionally manageable, and our pastoral care wraps around every student.

We prepare students for CSEC and CAPE while building the habits — discipline, curiosity, integrity — that make for lifelong learners.

Stages of Study

Three stages, one journey

Stage 01

Lower School (Grades 7–9)

A broad, foundational curriculum introducing students to the sciences, humanities, languages, the arts, and technology. Students build study skills and discover their strengths.

Stage 02

Upper School (Grades 10–11)

Subject choices narrow as students prepare for the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) across the sciences, business, humanities, and the arts.

Stage 03

Sixth Form (Grades 12–13)

Advanced study toward the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE), with personalised pathways into university and the world of work.

Departments

Ten academic departments

Mathematics

English Language & Literature

Sciences (Biology · Chemistry · Physics)

Business & Economics

Humanities (History · Geography · Social Studies)

Modern Languages (Spanish · French)

Visual & Performing Arts

Physical Education & Sports

Information Technology

Technical & Vocational

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