Trents, St. Lucy
246.436.6503
darylljordansecondary@mes.gov.bb
About Us
St. Lucy Secondary School was officially opened on 28th October 1971 by Minister of Education, Honorable L. Erskine Sandiford. This event was in pursuit of government’s policy of providing secondary education for all. It also satisfied the interest of those persons in and out of St. Lucy who had long agitated for the return to St. Lucy of an institution of secondary education to replace the Parry School, a small secondary school (for boys only) which was closed in December 1951 and amalgamated into Coleridge and Parry School in 1952.
Emblazoned on the crest of St. Lucy Secondary is a 5 point star in the national colours, an emblem depicting the “northern star’ and symbols indicative of the school’s motto: ‘Every Talent to Greatest Use’, a refinement of the original proposal of Mr Lloyd W Austin, Deputy Principal. The school’s patron Saint Lucy highlights the leadership role women in society and the noble use of one’s talents, most fitting goals for a beacon of the north.
On Friday, November 9, 2012, the school was renamed in honour of its first Principal Mr. Daryll Jordan.
Our Motto
Every Talent To Greatest Use.
Our Vision
To become the most disciplined school in Barbados with a high performance culture in which all students achieve a minimum of five CXCs or CVQs are socially developed and all staff are engaged in lifelong learning.
Our Mission Statement
Daryll Jordan Secondary School will provide quality services to all students to enable them to be productive citizens.
School Organization
60
TEACHERS
There are ten (10) Heads of Departments and six (6) Year Heads with responsibilities for Form Levels 1-6.
900
STUDENTS
There are five forms at year levels 1 to 5. Each year level is managed by a Senior Teacher.
10
SPORTS
Various sports including athletics, badminton, cricket, football, hockey, netball and volleyball.
12
CLUBS
Activities include Band, draughts, etiquette, choir and I.S.C.F.
School Song
School Song
By the Northern Star our course we chart,
With bearings for our purpose set,
Seeking excellence and truth,
No lesser goals our minds seduce
Refrain
Star of the North are we –
Daryll Jordan Secondary:
Within our hallowed walls
Are opportunities for all.
We journey here from far and near,
With diverse talents to increase,
Our several studies we pursue,
Full focus of success in view.
Contrary winds, they rise, then lull,
But never constant spirits dull,
As God enables learning here,
Our star gets brighter day by day.
Like Virgin Martyr Lucy dear
We dedicate our youth and life
Helping all mankind to be pure
And ever caring for the poor.
Female Uniforms
1st - 3rd Form
Navy-blue knee-length overall with inserted waistband and two pairs of inverted pleats. Four buttons (covered with the same material as the uniform) on the shoulders of the overall.
4th - 5th Form
White blouse and navy-blue pleated skirt.
6th Form
White blouse, navy-blue A-line skirt with tie, black shoes and belt.
Male Uniforms
1st - 3rd Form
Blue short sleeve bush jacket with epaulettes. Short air-force blue/blue grey pants with plain black belt, blue-grey socks and plain black-laced shoes.
4th - 5th Form
Long grey pants. White short-sleeved shirt (to be worn inside) with school tie. Plain black belt.
6th Form
White shirt, navy-blue pants with school tie, black shoes and belt.
