Anglican High School or Church of England High School, was the brainchild of
archedeacon Walton who desired to teach girls of the Church of England Persuasion.
On September 18th 1916 with 19 students and three staff members, the doors were opened at Bachelor Hall, Simmons Alley. Lessons were taught to both boys and girls at primary Prep and only girls graduated to the senior level. As the student body grew, they moved to Lamollie House present site of First Caribbean International Bank. In 1946 with a staff of about six and approximately 100 students, the school moved to the Grenada Boys Secondary School compound and remained until 1952.