Form 1 Registration 2025

Dear Parents

Congratulations and welcome to St. Francois Girls’ College.

The registration process at the College occurs in two phases.

 The first phase of the registration process must be completed ONLINE before July 9th  2025. The second phase of the  registration process will take place  on Wednesday 9th July at 9:00 am, the student accompanied by one parent must present themselves at the College to complete phase two.  

Phase 1: Online Registration Guide for Parents

NOTE: Read the instructions fully before starting the online registration process.

1. Click  SFGC ONLINE PORTAL ( under "Useful Links" section at the bottom of the page)

2. Select STUDENT PORTAL

3. On the ‘Student Portal Sign In Page’

• Enter Student ID (click on the link to find your child’s name and student ID. Enter ID ONLY)

• Password: default password is the child’s date of birth in format YYYYMMDD. No spaces and no special characters.

E.g. Child’s date of birth -  7th February 2013, the default password -  20130207

**Problems with login? Email registration@stfrancoisgirlscollegett.com for assistance**

5. Click login.

With the first login you will be required to enter a new password and confirm. Take note of your new password for subsequent logins. PLEASE SAVE YOUR PASSWORD.

6. Follow the onscreen instructions from this point.

IMPORTANT

● The following documents must be uploaded as part of the online registration. Please ensure you have electronic copies of:

o   Birth Certificate (pdf)

o   Passport Photo (jpeg or png)

o   SEA Placement Slip (pdf)

o   Immunization Card: outside and inside on one document (pdf)

● Emergency Contact: please enter contact information for someone OTHER THAN Father, Mother or Guardian.

● Please ensure all CONTACT INFORMATION IS VALID. 

Phase 2: On Site Registration Guidelines

Date:         Wednesday 9th July 2025

Time:         9:00 am - 12:00pm

Attendees:     The assigned student and one parent.

PLEASE BE PUNCTUAL.

Bring the completed form (printed and signed) together with the original and a copy of uploaded documents, 1 recent passport sized photo of the student and blue or black ink pen. In addition, for students who are non-nationals, a valid TT passport of student/parent, copy of bio data pages or valid student permit or proof of immigration status. ALL the required documents must be submitted for the student to be registered.

 In addition, please print, fill out and bring the following form on the day of registration: Health Form

Please NOTE:

School uniforms are only available at the College and will be ON SALE at the SFGC Business Lab on the following days:

• Wednesday 9th July 2025 9:00am - 2:00pm

• Monday 4th August 2025 9:00am - 12:00pm

• Thursday 28th August 2025 9:00am - 12:00pm

• Friday 29th August 2025 9:00am - 12:00pm

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

St. François Girls’ College had its genesis the same year that Trinidad and Tobago gained its  independence.  It was then, and still is, the only all girls Government Secondary School in the country. It opened its doors on Tuesday 6th February, 1962 as Belmont Girls’ Secondary School with a Principal, Ms. Stephanie La Forest, three teachers and ninety-six students. The School was often referred to as  St. François Girls’ High School. In 1965 the name was officially changed to St. François Girls’ College.

 In 1966, a northern wing was constructed to accommodate three classrooms and specialist rooms; with that addition came the introduction of the Sixth Form. Throughout the years, the principals who have served the college are:

• Mrs. Gloria Valere (1964-1978)

• Mrs. Janice Blackman (1978-1995)

• Ms. Hyacinth Thomas (1995-2000)

• Mrs. Patricia McIntosh (2000-2010)

• Mrs. Jenifer Gittens (2010-2019)

• Mrs. Pasha Lalla-Seecharan (2019- present) 

Ten years after the establishment of the School, the St. François Girls’ College Council (commonly referred to as the P.T.A.) was formed.  This body continues to be an important source of support for the school since it seeks to bring home and school closer together. The school’s current population is in excess of  seven hundred and fifty students. Fifty-eight teachers and nineteen members of support staff constitute the full complement of employees at the College.