Navigate our timeline below to learn more about the history and development of St Ignatius Catholic School.
In 1971 the Franciscan Missionary sisters started a school with the aim of providing a Catholic education in a supportive and caring environment that welcomed all denominations
In 1972 the school moved premises to the present site on Walkers Road
In 1994 St. Ignatius Secondary School opens adding 104 new students. Loyola Hall is dedicated and the school has a new crest which is designed by Monsignor John Meaney
1997 marked a historic milestone for St. Ignatius Catholic School, as we celebrated our inaugural Year 11 graduation, a proud testament to our commitment to academic excellence and student achievement.
In 1999, St. Ignatius Catholic School proudly witnessed its first Year 13 graduation.
In 2003 the school was expanded with the addition of a new Music and administration block through the generosity of Mrs Susan Olde and family
St Ignatius became the first school on island to re-open having been closed for one-month for essential repairs.
2011 - the school expanded again with the addition of a dedicated sixth form area, giving students more space for studying as well as allowing the school to continue expanding the number of students who could attend.
The school begins planning and fund raising for a new dedicated sports hall.
Construction of the multipurpose hall is complete thanks to the generosity of the wider school community
The Most Reverend Arturo Cepeda Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Detroit officially opens the Monsignor John A. Meaney Multipurpose Hall
This incredible achievement reflects the hard work and dedication of our entire school community – staff, students, parents, governors, parishioners, and stakeholders alike.
St. Ignatius was recognised by ALPS (Advanced Level Performance System) as being in the top 1% of schools globally for exceptional progress at A-Level. This milestone highlights the outstanding academic growth and dedication of our students and staff, marking a historic achievement in the school’s academic record.