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John Kennedy College JKC | |
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Vuillemin Street , 71511 | |
Coordinates | 20°13′05″S57°28′26″E / 20.21806°S 57.47389°E Coordinates: 20°13′05″S57°28′26″E / 20.21806°S 57.47389°E |
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School type | Secondary school |
Motto | "Apran couma vive, Vive pou to arrivé"[ citation needed ] ("Learn To Live, Live To Excel"[ citation needed ]) |
Established | 1963 |
Status | Super Star College/Academy |
School board | Zone 2 |
School district | Plaine Wilhems |
Authority | MOE |
School code | MU020 |
Chairperson | Zezi |
Rector | Madoo Ramjee [1] [2] |
Grades | 10-13 |
Gender | Boys [3] |
Age range | 14 - 21 |
School roll | +900 [3] |
Language | English, French, Mauritian Creole |
Hours in school day | 6½ |
Campus size | ~417,135 square feet (38,753.1 m2) |
Houses | Red, Blue, Yellow and Green |
Colour(s) | Purple |
Slogan | "The Sky is the limit."[ citation needed ] |
Song | Jonh Jonh to fort toi Kennedy twen monstre toi![ citation needed ] |
Sports | Sprint (running), Relay, Football, Basketball, Discus Throw, Shot Put, Long Jump |
Mascot | American bald eagle |
Publication | The Eagles |
School fees | PTA Rs500 |
Affiliations | Microsoft, UNESCO, Leo Club & Rotary Club |
Alumni | John Kennedy College Old Boys Group |
Website | jkc |
John Kennedy College is an elite boys school in Beau-Bassin, Mauritius. It is one of the largest secondary schools in Mauritius. It was founded in 1963 and inaugurated by Governor General Sir John Shaw Rennie.
The school is named after American president John F. Kennedy. Its students are known as "Kennedians". The school's emblem is the American bald eagle.
The main areas of focus of John Kennedy College are the science, technological finance & economics. Initially the school was more technically oriented but has since diversified.[ citation needed ]
The Eagles is a magazine published by the school. School magazines have existed since the 1970s. The first school magazines were published monthly but however, it was then published annually. The most recent magazine is Eagles 2013, a magazine which commemorated the 50 years of existence of the school. This magazine is the first one to be completely designed by the students themselves.
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