Today's Hardwork Tomorrow's Success
Students learn by connecting new knowledge and concepts that they already know, most effectively in active social classrooms where they negotiate understanding through interaction and varied approaches.
Sports is a way in teaching our students to be more discipline and demonstrates togetherness.
We encourage our students to aim beyond the sky. We implore the students to always put their best foot forward in achieving their goals.
About Us
The school derived its name from the Late Venerable Archdeacon Lark land Augustus Lennon, who had a dream for a college to be built in Mocho. He donated a parcel of land on which the school is built. The school opened its door in September 1969 as the Mocho Junior Secondary School, with a population of five hundred students and twenty-seven teachers including the then Principal, Mr. S.B. Reid. Over the years, the school has been upgraded to a Secondary, Comprehensive High and is presently a High School.Â
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Today our students enter through the Primary Exit Profile (PEP)
 The school offers a wide range of subjects at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC), City and Guilds and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) as well as National Council of Technical Vocational Educational and Training (NCTVET).
TRADITIONAL COURSES
MATHEMATICS
ENGLISH
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
PHYSICS
BUSINESS
CHEMISTRY
Our Curricular Activities
Football
We also focus on Football where the students will be able to showcase their talents in different competitions.
L.I.G.H.T Club (Lennon Institution for Girls in Holistic Training)
The LIGHT Club will provide the young ladies of Lennon High with Lifelong lessons through Social, Cultural, and Educational activities.
Mathematics Club
Maths clubs are dedicated extra-curricular maths get-togethers that breathe new life into maths beyond the classroom. They come in all shapes and sizes and there is no one model that works for every school. However, they all focus on two things: having fun with maths and learning.