Grade-level milestones
Grade 4 class groups
Virtute et Labore: by virtue and by labour.
From the quiz studio to the awards stage, our pupils represent Mona Heights with confidence.




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“Virtute et Labore”
Welcome to Mona Heights Primary School. Our motto, Virtute et Labore, means by virtue and by labour, and it guides everything we do. We want every child to learn well, behave kindly and work hard.
Our teachers and staff work together with parents so that each pupil is known, encouraged and challenged. We invite you to be part of the school family.
Reading, clear thinking and good habits shape every school day at Mona Heights.
Officially recognised by the Ministry of Education
Grade 4 class groups
Grade 6 students on Pathway One
In the latest sitting, the school achieved 86% in literacy and 89% in numeracy, earning official recognition from the Ministry of Education.
Recent cohorts have logged strong internal and grade-specific assessments, including 93.3% literacy and 90.2% numeracy for class groups such as Grade 4.
Over recent academic years, more than 92% of Grade 6 students achieved Pathway One in the Primary Exit Profile, and the school holds a Good performance rating from the National Education Inspectorate.

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Story time and class lessons build strong readers who are eager to answer.

Pupils work in clubs and groups, sharing ideas and helping one another.

We prepare pupils to compete, win and represent the school with pride.

Awards and celebrations recognise effort, character and progress.
Mona Heights are 2024 champions of TVJ’s Junior Schools’ Challenge Quiz.
Preparing for the quiz takes practice, focus and trust between team members. Pupils sharpen their general knowledge, learn to stay calm under pressure and support one another.
When the team does well, the whole school celebrates with them.
Source: The Gleaner, 13 December 2024.

The team receives the trophy and shares it with the school.

Pupils, teachers and supporters celebrate the team.
Activities outside lessons help pupils find their talents, make friends and build confidence.
Robotics gives pupils hands-on experience with technology and problem-solving.
Source: Jamaica Observer, 30 June 2024.

Our gymnasts placed 2nd in the Primary School Championship at the Jamaica Gymnastics Classic.
Sources: Jamaica Observer, 30 April 2018 and 20 February 2019; The Gleaner, 8 June 2019.


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6 Buttercup Drive
Kingston 6, Jamaica
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