The Gordon Greenidge Primary School was officially opened on July 8th 1993 by the then Minister of Education, Mr. Cyril Walker. The school was built to facilitate the amalgamation of the St. Boniface Primary School and the Black Bess Primary School.

Named after the world famous Barbadian and West Indian cricketer, Cuthbert Gordon Greenidge, the school and caters to the educational needs of the children from the surrounding Sion Hill, Carlton, Rock Dundo, Bakers, Black Bess, Mangrove and Rock Hall.

The first Principal of the school was Mrs. Lorna Williams, who was the Principal of the Black Bess Primary School at the time of the amalgamation. Mrs. Williams retired shortly after the official opening of the Gordon Greenidge Primary School, and the post of principal was assumed by Mrs. Grace Barnes.

Our Motto

Truth and Excellence.

Mission Statement

Gordon Greenidge Primary School is committed to working in partnership with the community to deliver quality all-round education, in order to ensure that each child can function effectively and impact positively on our ever-changing environment.