A legacy of excellence, discipline, and faith rooted in generations
of learning.
1953
The Anjuman Sunnat ul Jamaat Association (ASJA) was
incorporated.
The first ASJA School (Primary) opened in 1953
From its inception one of the main objectives of the Association
was the promotion of education and the building of institutions
of learning.
January 3rd 1960
The first Secondary School was opened.
ASJA Boy’s College opened it’s doors on January 3rd 1960.
It was a private, paying institution housed at the Jinnah
Memorial Mosque Hall on Mucurapo Street San Fernando. The school
started with 104 students and 3 teachers with the principal, the
late C.Debysingh being assisted by Vice-Principal F.Hydal.
When the decision was made to build a permanent structure, two
locations were considered – Queen Street, Port of Spain and San
Fernando. The ASJA eventually acquired a parcel of land on Park
Street in San Fernando from the St. Madeline Sugar Company.
May 14th 1962
ASJA Boys’ College took up permanent residence in a new
three-storey building at 19 Park Street, San Fernando.
Many had laboured tirelessly to see the establishment of the
College in its new location – Haji Mohammed Ibrahim who oversaw
construction, Haji Fazloo Rahaman, Haji Shaffique Rahaman, Mr.
S.W. Omardeen and many others. By now the School population had
increased to over 300 students and a staff of 8 teachers.
1963
Mr. Debysingh resigned in 1963.
He was succeeded by Mr. F.K. Ali and then by Mr. Safirkul Khan
who served for 21 years.
September 1966
ASJA Boys’ College became a government assisted denominational
school.
1967
Student’s enrolment was increasing.
A temporary one-storey annex was constructed in 1967. No other
major construction was to take place for the next 25 years.
September 1989
ASJA finally obtained approved from the government to offer
students for the Cambridge Advanced Level Examinations.
The first A Level class was a joint class comprising student
from both the Boys’ and Girls’ Colleges.
1991
A New Principal
Mr. Khan retired as Principal in 1991 and Mr. Faiz Hydal assumed
the mantle of leadership.
1993
School Seperation.
The two schools decided to go their separate ways in 1993 as
regards the A Level class. This was made possible by the
construction of a new three storey wing at ASJA Boys’ College in
1993, which was officially opened by the then Prime Minister,
the Honourable Patrick Manning.
April 1998
Mr. Alim S Ali becomes new principal.
Mr. F. Hydal retired in 1998 and the new Principal Mr. Alim S.
Ali assumed his duties in April of that year.
1999
New Computer Lab.
The then Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs,
Honorable Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj officially opened the ASJA
Boys’ College Computer Lab.
1999
Maiden Scholarship!
The school’s first National Scholarship was won in 1999 by Robyn
Evelyn.
2022
Faeid Ali is appointed New Principal.
Mr. Faeid Ali takes over the mantle as Principal from out going
Mr. Ali S Ali.
2025
Now.
Currently the school has a population of over 600 students and
36 teaching staff.
A novel system of co-curricula participation has been ongoing
with over twenty eight (28) activities/ clubs/ sports being
offered to Forms 1-6 as part of their overall evaluation on a
term’s basis.
Contact info
#11 Park Street, San Fernando, Trinidad & Tobago W.I