Comments on: Calabar High School 2010 Project

By: Hugh Williams-

Hugh Williams- — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 02:26:07 +0000

I am a past student of what I consider is or should I ISay was the finest high School in Jamaica during the dninteen forties & nineteen fifties I am indeed surprised & troubled by the negative comments contained in the above reports.This is not the institution
that I attended & enjoyed & will always remember as the best experience in many years. I join with the appeal to present principal to do all he can to restore discipline to the institution.

By: omar marthluck

omar marthluck — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 04:50:06 +0000

let us all join hands and save this great insitution. but we can only start by changing the culture of these current students.they need to know that calabar past students are; founders of universities,writers of national anthem,prime ministers of countries and still the only high school to have past student statue placed infront of the national stadium . lets first highten the morale of our boys .contact the school and ask for the old boy association president’s contact info

By: omar marthluck

omar marthluck — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 04:46:25 +0000

By: maurice - 1978

maurice - 1978 — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 22:00:59 +0000

tHANK GOD FOR INSTIUTION LIKE CALABAR ITS THE BEST WHEN I CAME TO COLLEGE IN THE US I WAS DOING 3RD FORM WORK FOR THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF MY BS DEGREE. I WAS USING MY 3RD FORM NOTES IN PHYSIC AND CHEMISTRY AND GOT A’S AND B’S WITHOUT STUDY . STAY IN SHOOL AND STUDY HARD ADVICE TO MY FIRST FORMEROF 2010 GOOD LUCK ‘

By: Bertland Edwwards

Bertland Edwwards — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 21:03:41 +0000

The Jamaican Government should do much more for a school such as Calabar High! All corporate businesses and the chamber of commerce should should get on board to assist this Great School and not to sit idly by while this great institution fall apart. This school is one of the top high schools in jamaica and should remain so for years to come.
I say to the management; keep up the good work and be of good courage. My son will enter in September. God Bless Calabar!

By: anushka lee

anushka lee — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 15:27:08 +0000

im a parent of one of c-bars promising student,im voicing my concern in response to an article i saw of the schools facilities,i must say from what ive seen if i did not know the repitation calabar school have carries,i would have been gutted 2 take my son from there,but the overall thing is the same students of the institution are the same ones who are destroyin the facilities.my opinion is there should b tightier restrictions and more detentions for the persons who is caught vandalising their own school materials and facilities…in order for a better calabar each and every one at the institution has to pull together and answer here sir, here sir to the calabar call.

By: malcolm forbes

malcolm forbes — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 02:35:11 +0000

Calabar high school has improve there protection towards the children and that’s what Calabar needed. Too many robery was taking place.The next thing is the weapons.I was playing football and a boy pulled a knife from his waist.Telling us not to touch the ball.Apart from the voilence the school is the best in sports and a little on academics.Calabar is very old school and we need to keep Calabar’s tradition of good work.we need this school to keep it’s unity with peace and pride.

By: C-Bar Production

C-Bar Production — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 18:57:32 +0000

I’m proud of this fine institution of higher learning. They don’t just only excel in academics but athletics also. I will represent for the green and black to the day i die

By: o marthluck

o marthluck — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 22:23:29 +0000

IT is amazing that inexpensive projects such as a beautification project for the entrance of the school has been so long in comming.Just imagine how easy it would be if each sixth form boy and a few past students should take a plant each to the school on a early saturday morning and decide to plant and maimtain them.BOGANVILAS comes in several different colours and are durable plant.what do you think.we have to highten the morale of the boys by preparing an environment suitable for learning and one that they can be proud of.omarthluck@yahoo.com

By: o marthluck

o marthluck — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 22:03:20 +0000

i attended calabar between 1996 and 2001.i must say its a shame to see the condition of the school.You would not know by looking at it that this is the school of greats such as Sir Phillip Sherlock,Rev Hugh Sherlock,Dr Arthur Wint, Herb Mckenley,P.J Patterson etc.However,i have started to play my part in hightening the morale of the students by documenting the schools history and highlighting the acheivements of some of our past students who have made a mark on Jamaica land we love and in most instances the world.The idea is to have the information placed around the schools compound on plaques to remind the boys that this is not just another school BUT this is CALABAR HIGH SCHOOL and that they have a reputation to preserve.To support this venture contact omarthluck@yahoo.com