Home Grown Talent!

Today we continue our series of informative flashbacks through our school's history. The first photo, taken in the year 2000 shows our victorious U-15 Zonal School Athletics Champions.

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Holding the trophy in the centre was one of the stars of our school team, a young gentleman and current national Olympic hero by the name of...Marc Burns!


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The year was 1967, the place was the Queens Park Oval, and the event was the 800m final at our BBSS sports. The superb athlete on the left just pipping his second place rival was no other than Mr. Albert King, who is even more famous some 41 years after as our highly successful Athletics coach and esteemed senior member of our teaching staff today.
Just a small sample of the talent we continue to produce at BBSS!

Football Season is Here!

Under a splendid rainbow in the Queen's Park Savannah, BBSS kicked off our promising football season yesterday with a 4-1 drubbing of South East Port of Spain Secondary.

1: Our 2008 U-19 team

Goals came from Kendal Hackett,Daryl Mark, Kiedel Brathwaite and Isaiah Alexander.

2: Pre-game prayers...

3:Mr. Jaggernauth arrives!

After an ordinary first half, our boys were roused by coach Ron LaForest to step up their game to dominate proceedings in a style that augers well for our games to come..

4: Mr. King looks on at the skill...

5: A hard tackle...

6: Pushing towards goal

Look out for the next fixture against Maple Leaf International coming soon!

(Photography by Mr. M. Griffith BBSS)

BELMONT BOY DOES US PROUD IN GRENADA

1:After the first stage swim

Neville Kam Chin-Wint of Form 3 /0 represented our country on the weekend of May 2nd - 4th 2008 at the Grenada 22nd Annual International Triathalon in the 15 - 19 age group. The course was composed of a 400 m swim, a 12 km bike ride, then a 2km run. Neville placed 4th overall in his age group, and 2nd in the cycling relay, helping propel Trinidad and Tobago to first place overall in the event.

2:Neville after the event

Already a veteran triathelete at age 15, Neville promises to be a serious prospect to represent our nation at the next Junior Olympics.