Est. 1954. "We Persevere For Excellence
>(November 13th, 2007)
Launch of Redesign of School's Website:
The School's Redesigned Website has officially launched.
>(October 27th, 2007)
BVI SDA School Church Programme:
Sabbath, October 27th, 2007, marked the first of a series of annual services to be held by our school
>(June 26th, 2007)
BVI Seventh day Adventist Primary School Graduation:
The BVI SDA Primary School Graduation
- Visit the School– Prospective students and their parents are invited to schedule a visit to the campus. Appointments may be made to talk with classroom teachers, and members of the administration to learn firsthand about the BVI SDA School educational program.
- Apply for Admission – Complete the attached application form. Be sure to sign and to include a recent photo. Mail the completed application forms to:
British Virgin Islands Seventh-day Adventist School
P.O. Box 105, Road Town,
Tortola, BVI
We encourage applications to be submitted by June 1, if possible. If you have questions that need to be answered, please feel free to contact the school at
1(284)-494-3937.
- Health Records -- Admission will not be granted without dated immunization records.
- Transcripts – All new students applying to attend the BVI Seventh-Day Adventist School must furnish a record of their previous schooling. Students applying from other secondary schools should furnish a transcript of credits earned.
- Tuition – Complete the Financial Intent form. If there are questions concerning finances, an appointment with the office manager and principal may be made. The initial down payment and other fees as outlined in the Financial Intent form are due by Registration Day.
- Entrance Exam – All new students take an entrance exam. The test is administered on the first day of the school year.
- Acceptance – When the admission process has been completed, a letter of acceptance or denial will be sent from the BVI Seventh-day Adventist School.
- School Uniform – To present a picture of harmony, the Executive board has chosen certain principles of dress that will serve as the cooperative Norm.
- Review Regulations Governing Pupils Conduct – Orderly behavior is the essence of civilized life. The helpfulness and harmony of group life will disappear without rules, which regulate behavior and constrain. It is the direction of order. It is in keeping with this view that the following regulations are set out.
- Responsibilities of Parents/Guardians and Patrons of the BVI SDA School Handout. The parent or guardian should review the Responsibilities of Parents/Guardians and Patrons of the BVI SDA School Handout with your child.
- Code of Conduct – This code of conduct is to be observed by all Students of the BVI Seventh-day Adventist School.
- Transportation – If Transportation is requested for your child, contact the bus driver here.
Teacher Nickeza Wilson
Mrs. Nickeza Jones-Wilson has been a teacher since 2003 and has been with the B.V.I Seventh-Day Adventist School since 2004. Mrs. Wilson is currently the Home Room teacher of Form 4, a class comprising of 12 students. Her skills and qualifications as a teacher equip her to be the business teacher at the school from Form 3 to Form 4. Among other things, Mrs. Wilson has been involved in the planning and executing of activities relating to graduation, school outings, and fund raising.