The earliest account of this school reveals that the St. Giles' Mixed School was established at My Lord's Hill St. Michael approximately one hundred and fifty years ago. Its pupils were at that time housed in church property and its first Head Teacher was Mr. Straker.

In 1898, in accordance with the Bree Commission, the four schools in the area, under the jurisdiction of the Priest-in-Charge of the St. Barnabas Anglican Church were re-organized and the boys were separated from the girls. Thus the St. Giles' Boys' School and the St. Giles Girls' School were formed under the guidance of Mr. F. H. Adams

In 1984, the St. Giles' Boys' School and the St. Giles Girls' School were amalgamated to form the St. Giles' Primary School. The first Principal was Mr. Arthur E. Parris.

Today St. Giles' Primary is a vibrant and outstanding coeducational institution, which continues to make an invaluable contribution to the education of pupils between the ages of 4 and 11 plus.

Our Motto

Together We Strive For Excellence.

Our Vision

Our vision is to prepare all students for the twenty-first century by delivering the curriculum in an innovative and creative manner. All students will be educated in a safe and secure environment that promotes responsibility, ethical behaviour, self-esteem, and effective communication.

Our Mission Statement

The St. Giles Primary School is committed to creating a learning environment of high expectations of success, which will assist all school constituents in achieving their greatest potential and to adjust and adapt to an ever-changing society.