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This site is dedicated to serving the Alumni of Central High School (Guyana), wherever they may be. The Central High Alumni Association of Guyana (Canada - Toronto Chapter) is the most active of the Alumni Chapters around the world and works year-round, to organize events which promote friendship among its members and with other Alumni Associations.
KENNETH V. R. (BOBBY) LAM
Aluymnus Kenneth Vivian Robert Lam, better known as "Bobby" Lam, passed away on Sunday, January 22, 2023, after a short illness at the age of 81 years. He was a brilliant architect, responsible for many buildings in Nassau and the Family Islands.
Bobby was born in Georgetown, Guyana on October 2, 1941 and attended Central High School where in the late fifties, he successfully completed his Senior Cambridge Examination. He later moved to Oxford, England where he gained an architectural degree, completing his practice term in London. After completing his degree, he settled in the Bahamas, eventually setting up his own architectural practice.
MERCYLYN M. BOURNE
Central High Alumna, Mercylyn Bourne, passed away in hospital last Sunday, January 29, 2023 after a prolonged battle with health issues. She was 70 years old.
Mercylyn attended Central in the mid-sixties and will be remembered by many as an outstanding athlete who also represented Guyana in field hockey. She came to Canada in the early seventies and for those of us who attended the Central High Alumni Reunion in 2018, we are left with the memory of her ever smiling face as she reunited with former classmates that evening.
James and Nikola Harricharan
Paiton Choy
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
2020 BURSARY WINNERS
Congratulations to CHAAG Bursary recipients James Harricharran, enrolled at Ryerson University, Ted Rogers School of Business Management; his sister Nikola Harricharran who is enrolled at Queens University in BA History program and Paiton Choy who is planning to pursue a career in nursing.,
Application form for the 2022 Bursary is now available online
A short documentary on the creation of Central High School (Guyana) in 1928 and it's closure in 2019.
The image on the right is the school building being reconstructed by its new owners.