On behalf of the Kingston College family, I extend my heartfelt condolences to the loved ones of our esteemed Old Boy, Alton Brown.

Alton was the embodiment of the Fortis spirit—dedicated, passionate, and unwavering in his love for his alma mater. He was not only a proud   read more

As the Kingston College community marches towards celebrating its centenary, included among the trophies being picked up along the way has to be the spectacular performance of the decorated Kingston College Chapel Choir (KCCC) for its Christmas Concert 2024.

Under the seemingly strict baton of Choirmaster Audley   read more

Howard was the Quantity Surveyor and Project Director

On March 20, 2024, a project team assembled under a tree at Kingston College, North Street to view a set of preliminary Architectural drawings prepared by Architect Peter Francis. The drawings were for what would become the Frontage Project.   read more

Several people have asked what motivated Reynold Scott to upgrade the frontage of the School.

Here’s his response:

“Kingston College is the foundation of my formation, and I am investing in our School, not only for this generation but also for future generations. This is   read more

Time is a mysterious force—both a precious gift and an unrelenting thief. It blesses us with moments of laughter, connection, and joy, only to steal them away, leaving us with cherished memories and the ache of loss.

Alton understood the value of time in a way few   read more

Kingston College (KC) reveled in their dominance of Jamaican High school football recently. They were celebrating an extraordinary 2024 schoolboy football season at their historic North Street campus.

The champions claimed an impressive triple crown of victories, kicking off festivities just months ahead of the school’s centenary   read more

The Fortis Pavilion, a notable alumni organization of Kingston College, has recently embarked on a series of dynamic initiatives aimed at strengthening its engagement with the school’s alumni and broader community. With a revamped leadership team, a new digital presence, and exciting projects on the horizon, the organization continues   read more

Jamaican tennis icon Richard Russell, who passed away recently at the age of 79 in Montego Bay, is being remembered for his legendary impact on the sport both locally and internationally.

A Kingston College Old Boy, Russell became Jamaica’s youngest national tennis champion at just 16 years   read more

My name is Tisome Nugent, “Tammy” to those who watched me grow up. I stand here today with a mix of sorrow and deep gratitude for Alton’s life.

My mom taught at Kingston College for many years while I was growing up and for many of those   read more