Graduation 2025

On Wednesday 18th June, 2025, fifty-one of our students graduated, marking the completion of a significant chapter in their lives. These young ladies have shown tremendous resilience and adaptability, especially having to adjust to online learning when the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted their early school years.

Despite the challenges, they embraced the virtual classroom — participating in online lessons, enjoying games with their teachers and classmates, engaging in dance, art and craft activities like tie-dye shirts, and much more. Through it all, they remained committed to their schoolwork, allowing each experience to shape and strengthen them.

With the unwavering support of their parents and teachers, they blossomed into more confident and capable versions of themselves. As they move forward to secondary school, we are confident they will carry with them the lessons, values, and spirit instilled in them at St. Charles (Tunapuna) Girls’ Roman Catholic School.

We wish each of them continued success. Shine bright and share your light wherever you go.

All the best, girls — and always remember, you are forever God’s chosen.
Continue to be a positive influence and a reflection of God.

Feature Speaker: Mr. J’lani De Four
 

We were honoured to have Mr. J’lani De Four as our Feature Speaker for the Graduation Ceremony of the Class of 2025. He engaged the students with a powerful and reflective message, beginning with a brief moment of meditation that helped center their thoughts and hearts.

Mr. De Four spoke to the graduates about the importance of seeing themselves as seeds—full of potential, purpose, and promise. He reminded them that growth requires patience, prayer, and trust in God’s perfect timing. His message encouraged the students to pray, be still, and wait on God to guide their path as they embark on the next chapter of their journey.

We are proud to announce that Leigha Thomas is the Valedictorian of the Graduating Class of 2025.

Her dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence have truly set her apart. Leigha has been a shining example of academic achievement and leadership, and we celebrate this well-deserved accomplishment.

Well done, Leigha! We are so proud of you.

Reya Jagroop proudly poses with her trophy alongside Ms. Lum Young, who recently retired after serving as Principal of St. Charles (Tunapuna) Girls' Roman Catholic School for sixteen dedicated years.

This moment captures both academic excellence and the lasting impact of strong leadership. We thank Ms. Lum Young for her unwavering commitment and celebrate Reya’s continued achievements.

We are proud to highlight Reya Jagroop, our top SEA student from the Graduating Class of 2024. Reya is currently attending St. Joseph’s Convent, Port of Spain, where she continues to excel and shine.

As a distinguished past student, Reya returned to inspire the Graduating Class of 2025, sharing heartfelt words of encouragement and motivation. Her journey serves as a powerful reminder that with determination and faith, success is always within reach.

We thank Reya for her continued connection to our school community and wish her continued success on her academic journey!

The students of the St. Charles (Tunapuna RC) Steel Ensemble 2025 delivered a powerful and uplifting performance of “Reach” during the graduation celebration.

This beautiful arrangement was skillfully arranged and tutored by Mr. Anthony Rose, whose dedication and musical expertise helped the students shine on stage.

Their performance was a joyful expression of talent, unity, and school pride — a true highlight of the celebration. Bravo to our young musicians!

As part of their heartfelt farewell, the Graduating Class of 2025 lifted their voices in worship, singing “Holy Forever”. Their powerful and moving performance was a beautiful declaration of faith and a reminder that no matter where life takes them, God remains holy, constant, and worthy of praise.

This moment of praise served as a testament to the spiritual foundation laid during their time at our school. We pray they continue to carry the light of Christ as they journey forward.