The Presentation College San Fernando Past Students’ Association (PCPSA) has ushered in an exciting new chapter following the successful hosting of its Annual General Meeting (AGM), where members elected a new executive to lead the Association for the 2026–2028 term.
The AGM brought together Pres Men from across generations, united by a shared commitment to supporting their alma mater and preserving the proud traditions of Presentation College, San Fernando. The strong attendance reflected the enduring bond that alumni maintain with the College and their desire to contribute to its continued growth and success.
Following the election, members entrusted a dynamic leadership team with guiding the Association over the next two years. The newly elected executive comprises:
- President: Jason Dailey
- Vice President: Varinder Maharaj
- Vice President: Rainier Rennie
- Treasurer: Anthony Sookdeo
- Secretary: Damian Scott
- Assistant Secretary: Aiden St. George
- Public Relations Officer: Denith McNicolls
The theme, “A New Era of rePRESentation,” reflects more than a change in leadership. It represents a renewed commitment to the values that have defined Presentation College for generations—leadership, service, integrity, excellence and brotherhood.
In recent years, the PCPSA has expanded its role beyond traditional alumni activities by supporting initiatives such as career guidance seminars, mentorship programmes, fundraising efforts and community outreach. These programmes have strengthened the connection between alumni and the College while helping to prepare current students for future success.
The incoming executive is expected to build on this momentum by increasing alumni engagement, strengthening relationships with younger graduates and expanding opportunities for members to contribute their skills, experience and resources. By fostering greater collaboration among Pres Men both locally and abroad, the Association aims to further enhance its support for the College and its students.
The AGM also served as a celebration of the lifelong friendships and shared experiences that unite generations of Pres Men. Members reflected on the College’s rich history while expressing optimism for its future under the stewardship of the new executive.
The Presentation College San Fernando Past Students’ Association extends heartfelt thanks to all members who attended the AGM and participated in the election process. Their continued involvement is the foundation of a vibrant and active alumni community.
As the 2026–2028 executive begins its tenure, it does so with a clear vision: to strengthen the Association, serve the College with distinction and inspire future generations of Pres Men. Indeed, a new era of rePRESentation has begun.
