SPBS, December 22nd, 2016 -- Miss Angeline Revan, has been around since before the beginning of the Sandy Point High School. Teacher Miss Revan, can be remembered by so many whose lives she touched. Miss Angeline Revan, affectionately known as Teacher Ann, was educated at the Sandy Point Girls School where she achieved three (3) Standard Seven Certificates. On leaving school she was employed as a pupil teacher at the then Old Road Government School for 2 years.
Miss Revan later taught at the Sandy Point Girls School and then at the Sandy Point Junior School from which she was given the opportunity to further her career by attending the Leeward Island Teachers Training College, at Golden Grove Antigua for one year.
On completion of her college education she attained a General Diploma. She subsequently took up duties at the Sandy Point Senior School where she was appointed as an “Assistant Teacher”. Miss Revan remained at that school until the inception of the Sandy Point High School where several teachers were transferred. Her initial assignment was to teach “Handiwork, Literature, and English Language” in the Fourth and Fifth forms.
She was appointed as the first Guidance Counselor of the Sandy Point High School. This afforded her the opportunity to communicate with parents and guardians of the students in the wide community.
When “Evening Institute Classes” were introduced in St. Kitts, she was employed by the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFB), in the Division of Adult and Continuing Education as a lecturer of English language. Such classes catered to teachers, students and other interested persons wishing to write GCE exams with the London or Cambridge examination body. Her vast experience contributed to her being supervisor of the CXC examination at the Sandy Point High School for many years.
As a teacher in the field of Education, Miss Revan has had no regrets as she is constantly made to feel proud by her many students who have achieved much and hold key positions in society.
Today Miss Revan is Patron for the Girls’ Association.
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