St. Anne’s School, located on the eastern end of New Providence Island, began in 1955 as a parochial school. Canon David John Pugh founded the school while serving as the Priest-in-Charge of St. Anne’s Parish Church, Fox Hill. Recognizing the need for education in the Fox Hill area, Fr. Pugh converted the Old Parish Hall into three classrooms and utilized the rectory’s garage. Thus began the Parish School of St. Anne with twenty-six students and four teachers, under the principalship of Canon David J. Pugh.

Due to a lack of classrooms and an increasing number of students, some classes were held in the churchyard, under the sapodilla and almond trees, and in the church’s graveyard. Over the years, St. Anne’s has developed into a flourishing and renowned educational institution.

The Foundation has awarded scholarships to this school.