Ellerton Primary School, located in the idyllic, rural community of Ellerton in St George is comprised of a primary or main school and a special education unit. The original school was built by the Anglican Church and was called St. Luke’s Ellerton. In the early 1980's a new school, funded by the World Bank, was constructed on the same site and was officially opened on March 21, 1983. The original building was remodelled and named in memory of former headmistress Ms. Almina Aimey. This building housed the Infant Department of the school until 1992 when the Infant Department joined the main school. That same year the now empty Almina Aimey block was converted into a facility to accommodate the special education unit. Both the primary school and the special education unit are coeducational, catering to students between the ages of four and twelve years old and five and twelve years old respectively. The main school has classes ranging from Nursery to Class 4. The Special Education Unit is arranged into four classes and caters to students with mental and physical disabilities.

Our Motto

In Pursuit of Excellence: Nothing is too hard for me!

Our Vision

Our vision is to develop well rounded students in a caring and supportive learning environment. Students who will be knowledgeable, have greater problem-solving capabilities, strive for excellence and be better prepared to function effectively in the global world.

Mission Statement

To create an educational environment that caters to the individual needs of each student so that he/she reaches his/her highest potential and achieves the necessary life and academic skills to contribute meaningfully to society.