Calabar

MOTTO

The motto is “The Utmost for the Highest”. Calabar was one of the first Jamaican schools to have its motto expressed in English instead of Latin.

SCHOOL COLORS

The colors are green, representing growth, and black, representing difficulties to be overcome.

SCHOOL SONG

Like an ancient river flowing
From the mountain to the sea
So we follow, coming, going
To the wider life to be.
On our course from the source
To the wider life to be.

CHORUS: 

Here Sir!, HereSir!, HereSir!, HereSir!
So we answer near or far
Here Sir!, HereSir!, HereSir!, HereSir!
At the call of Calabar

One by one and as they name us
Forth we go from boyhood's rule
Sworn to be renowned and famous
For the honour of the school
True as steel, in our zeal
For the honour of the school.

So today and oh, if ever
Duty's voice is ringing clear
Bidding men to brave endeavour
We will answer we are here
Come what will, good or ill
We will answer we are here.

SCHOOL CREST

The school crest is a shield bordered by black and yellow  enlosing a green field. A girdle bears the words of the motto in yellow letters and encloses a tree of knowledge which divides the central portion of the crest into three parts. The upper part contains the spreading branches of the tree, the left lower part shows a lion signifying strength, and the right lower part shows an open Bible signifying truth and Godliness.















HELP

Corinth  -  Green

Athens - Purple

Troy - Red

Sparta - Yellow

Rome- Blue

About the school

Administration

School Board

baptist union

Class system

Monitors Prefects

Head and Deputy Head - function and selection