The Immaculate Conception Preparatory School was originally established by the Franciscan Sisters from Glasgow, Scotland, at Duke Street in Kingston in 1859 as the Junior Department of the Immaculate Conception Academy. When it moved to its present location at Constant Spring in 1942, it acquired its own identity, focusing on the education of young students from four to twelve years of age. Motivated by the teachings of the Gospel and inspired by the example of St. Francis of Assisi, the school community works together as a family in close association with the parents for the total development of each child.
