On October 6, 2025, Greenbay Primary School marked a significant milestone as it celebrated its 76th anniversary, commemorating over seven decades of educational excellence and community impact. The event, held at the school’s current location, was a vibrant celebration attended by the acting principal, Clairopatra Henry, staff, students, parents, and esteemed guests, including Mr. Clare Browne, Director of Education, Senator Michael Joseph, and Reverend Joseph E. Nicholas, among others. The occasion highlighted the school’s enduring legacy of nurturing young minds and fostering leadership. A special tribute was paid to two long-serving staff members: Mr. Oliver Joseph, a dedicated Mathematics teacher with 35 years of service, and Ms. Bonnie Prince, the school’s secretary for over 30 years. Both were honored for their unwavering commitment to the school’s mission and their profound impact on the community. The celebration also featured the inauguration of the new Student Council Executive, symbolizing the school’s dedication to empowering young leaders. The newly elected council members pledged to uphold Greenbay Primary’s core values of excellence, responsibility, and service, ensuring a bright future for the institution.
Greenbay Primary Celebrates 76 Years, Honours outstanding staff members, Oliver Joseph and Bonnie Prince
