

St. Andrew’s School for Special Education (SASSE)
Special education sanctuary in Grenada


Founded on October 10th, 1988, our school began in a corner space at a local Pre Primary School with five students and a single teacher addressing the need for specialised learning in the parish.
Today, we operate in our own dedicated building serving 57 students—40 boys and 17 girls. The staff comprises of the Principal, 9 Teachers, 2 Classroom Assistants, 1 Caregiver, 1 Caretaker, 2 cooks, and 2 Imani trainees.
Core curriculum and practical training
Our balanced instruction combines classroom academics with essential life skills and real-world work experience across Grenada.
Foundational studies
Self-help and wellness
World of Work Programme
The students receive instruction in Language and Communication, Mathematics, and General Science tailored to each student's learning pace.
Practical instruction in self-help abilities and active physical education to foster personal independence and health.
Older students have the opportunity to learn Vocational Skills and work a few hours each week at various business institutions in the parish, gaining valuable real life work experience.
School Vision
To provide educationally challenged individuals with the knowledge, attitude, values and skills that will enable them to make meaningful contributions to their country.
That educationally challenged individual, given the opportunities, would make valuable contribution towards themselves, their community and their country.
Whether you're a parent seeking more information or a local business looking to discuss partnerships, workplace placements, or school visits, please reach out to our leadership team.
