Immaculate Conception High School

Our Service Clubs teach life values and how to love one another.
Through volunteerism and the teachings of Christ our students will learn to be good samaritans and leave their mark on the world.

Angels of Love

Angels of Love Jamaica, is a Jamaican registered, non-governmental,non-political,non-profitable, charitable organization of kind hearted persons with the same "AIM" in mind. This aim characterizes our human dedication to assist in providing life saving treatment, health care, education and supporting services. The services of this organization are to benefit disadvantaged, under privileged and vulnerable children in Jamaica with physical, mental or emotional pain but not being heard.

As an Immaculate chapter we participate in annual Christmas retreats, chapter meetings and frequent visits to the Bustamante Children's Hospital. We also take part in fundraisers to raise money for these or angels such as: coin drives, toy drives and bake sales.

Emerging Global Leaders

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Girl Guides

Maintaining the tradition of total development of young women, the Girl Guides of Immaculate facilitate a wide variety of activities such as camping, hiking, making gadgets and conducting cookie sales, the proceeds of which are given to charity.

Girls With A Cause

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Health Wellness

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Heritage Club

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Interact Club

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Junior Activism Movement

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Key Club

The Key Club is involved in projects such as Christmas Treat for young A.I.D.S. victims at the. Dare to CareCchildren' home, school clean-ups, visits to golden age homes, church services, inter-clubbing with other schools and organizing fundraisers for several charities.

Operation Help the People

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Red Cross

The Red Cross Society at The prestigious Immaculate Conception High School joins with the Red Cross Society of Jamaica which aims to protect the life and health of oneself and others while giving aid and comfort to the sick and suffering. Contrary to most beliefs, we do not wait help persons only when they are sick. We strive to keep persons, especially the youth, abreast to illnesses and diseases that they may or not know that they are susceptible to while enforcing the importance of visiting one's doctor regularly.

S.E.T.H. Club

I.S.E.T.H. stand for the Immaculate Science Environment Technology Health Club

Tourism Action Club

The Tourism Action Club of I.C.H.S, in attempt to fulfill aims and objectives of the constitution of Tourism Clubs set by the Jamaica Tourist Board, undertook a clean-up project in November of the year 2013. The third objective of the TAC constitution requires clubs to â€˜develop programmes to meet the needs of its members in keeping with developmental goals and the aspirations of the nation. Through an organized geography room and garbage clean up the girls were taught the importance of having respect for the environment and keeping ones surrounding clean, a quality that we hope they maintain when they leave this wonderful institution to contribute to the nations development." - President Janiel Wright.

United Nations

The I.C.H.S United Nations Club is a service club that follows the tenets and goals of the United Nations. Our aim is to arouse awareness within the school population about the mission and work of the UN. The I.C.H.S United Nations Club aims to improve the conditions of the indigent and also to promote sustainable development within the school and even the wider society through our outreaches.

Youth Empowerment Club

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Symphony Orchestra

The orchestra continues to be very active. It maintains a very high standard of performance. A few external students, alumnae, parents and teachers are honorary members of the orchestra.

The orchestra participates in school ceremonies, e.g. Graduation, and civic ceremonies, e.g. ceremonies for visiting dignitaries. The orchestra is invited annually to participate in a concert in aid of the Franciscan Ministries.

In 2015 the orchestra launched its 'Abeng Tour', which featured the premiere of an original composition entitled ‘Abeng’ by Jamaican composer Dr. Andrew Marshall. This composition is for traditional Maroon instruments and symphony orchestra. Members of the Maroon Community in Portland and members of the Jamaica Military Band performed with the orchestra.

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