Tucker-Clarke Primary School clinches triple titles in Rams Inter-Primary Championship 

Tucker-Clarke Primary School celebrated a remarkable achievement of winning the Rams Inter-primary School Championship with a jubilant march at the streets of Basseterre on Tuesday, 31 March 2026.

The Tucker-Clarke Primary School has performed outstandingly well in the 2026 primary school athletics season as they secured 15 gold, 10 silver and 10 bronze medals in the season. The school is also known as the Home of the Titans.

Their outstanding performance also showcased their dominance this year in the championship as they claimed the triple title in the event, such as 2026 Rams Inter-Primary School Championship, 2026 Zonal Champions, and 2026 Champs of Champs Winners. The following achievements of the school highlight the efforts and hard work of the students.

Tucker-Clarke’s teachers, staff, students, parents and supporters also joined the vibrant motorcade in the island capital and they were waving the school’s flag, chanting victory songs. Their march also reflects their exceptional achievement of winning three titles in the championship in a single year, marking the first time in the history of the school.

According to the SKN Education Unit the Tucker-Clarke Primary School triple title victory reflects the commitment of the staff, coaches and families. They believe it serves as an inspiration for other institutions.

Additionally, in the Rams Inter-primary School Championship second position was secured by William Connor Primary School with a medal tally of 11 gold, 17 silver and 8 bronze. Sandy Point Primary School secured third position with 10 gold, 11 silver and 5 bronze medals.

Rams Inter-Primary School Championship was held from Saturday 28 to Sunday 29 March 2026 at Kim Collins Athletic Stadium in Bird Rock, Basseterre. In the championship total 19 St. Kitts primary schools participated. 

Anthony Morris

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