Robert Lightbourne High School is a co educational secondary school built in the 1970 s to accommodate about 800 students, and has an approximate enrollment of 304 students, with a student/teacher ratio of 11:1. The school was named after Mr. Robert Charles Lightbourne who was an accomplished businessman and politician. He was elected to the House of Representative for Western St Thomas several times and is credited for composing the music of the National Anthem.
Motto: Labore Prospere Commisso – Committed to Success Through Hard Work
Principal: Ms. Lisa Francis-Davis
Head of Mathematics Department: Mr. Dwayne Grant
Upper School
Fourth Form Students
Stanford Morgan
Sashoya Jones
Shacquan Allison
Homar Richardson
Jhavene Smith
Adeano Cummings
Demar Natty
Raylando Campbell
Tamara Muschette
Shaleah Silvera
Trishawna Davis
Fifth Form Students
Dennis McIndoe
Keneil Whilby
Mario McPherson
Stan-R Nicely
Stanisha Reid
Mikayle Taylor
Tyler Tucker
Ailiya Prendergast
Malique Wilson
Ann-Marie Anderson
Lower School
First Form Students
Leon Drysdale
Tayuan Counsell
Natalie Walker
Nerreen Williams
Jodean Williams
Deadre Fraser
Keneil Phillips
Royan Fyffe
Keron King
Omari Stewart
Second Form Students
Damarie Kelly
Shelton McKenzie
Jaquan Salmon
Kalee Allen
Jhahnila Hanlan
Shania Telfer
Kesan Reid
Jamero Graham
Tyrece Williams
Joseph Stephenson
Third Form Students
Jaden Moore
Jody-Ann Brown
Kerresha Williams
Davin Brown
Shanice Duffus
Anthony Thomas
Cody Samuels
Orane Gordon
Javin Brown