Cathedral of the
Immaculate Conception
Diocese of Saint George's
Grenada, W.I., Caribbean
Welcome
Presentation Brothers College (PBC) is a prominent Roman Catholic secondary school for boys in St George’s within the boundaries of the Catholic Parish Community. It was founded by the Presentation Brothers from Ireland on 26 January 1947.
MOTTO: Virtus et Scientia (Virtue & Knowledge)
VISION STATEMENT: To be an outstanding Catholic Learning Institution where young men are molded (academically, spiritually and socially) to become leaders and fully functional members of society.
MISSION STATEMENT
Through a caring and professional environment, Presentation Brothers College will meet and exceed the expectation of all its stakeholders by fostering creativity, self-discipline, critical thinking, sound Christian principles and excellence in its students.
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Presentation Brothers College (PBC) George's Grenada
Presentation Brothers College (PBC) George’s in Grenada is a Catholic secondary school founded by the Presentation Brothers. Primary and Secondary education have always been the main ministry of the Presentation Brothers. The institute of Presentation Brothers was founded in Waterford, Ireland in 1802 by Edmund Rice for the education of poor boys. The name “Presentation College” was chosen by Edmund Rice to highlight the aims and ideals of his new congregation. It is derived from an ancient tradition that Mary, the mother of Jesus, “presented” herself to God without reservation to be the instrument of his loving care for all mankind.
Presentation Brothers “present” themselves in the same spirit to serve young people. Our brothers are currently working in Canada, the United States, the Caribbean, Peru, Ireland, England and Ghana. Over the years lay men and women have collaborated with the Brothers in providing quality education to young people throughout the world. The early Brothers provided schools and teachers in many locations around the world and this has been the Brothers’ response to social needs similar to those prevailing when Edmund Rice established his first school.
In the classroom and through extra-curricular activities, the Brothers and their lay Associates have continued to work todevelop the talents of their students and to provide a practical education imbued with the values of the Gospels.
