campus. ) 2014 Naparima College wins the Under 19 division of the Barbados Cup football competition. The annual tournament attracts approximately 50 teams drawn from across the entire Caribbean – English, Spanish & French as well as occasionally teams from England, the United States of America and Canada. 2015 Naparima College attains the national standard of Diamond Standard Certification, an award and recognition given to organisations that have accomplished high standards in the delivery of public service in Trinidad and Tobago. 2015 Xante, an annual school concert was launched, showcasing the students' diverse talents including performances from the Naparima College Steel Orchestra, a drama presentation, soloists and a very creative, sign language choir. The concert was held at the National Academy for the Performing Arts South Campus, San Fernando. 2015 Naparima College wins all 3 major titles in the SSFL, a repeat of the feat accomplished back in 1999. 2016 Naparima College wins the Big 4 Title in the SSFL. 2017 bmobile partners with Naparima College to transform the school into Trinidad and Tobago's first smart school. 2017 Celebrated 100 years (centenary) on Paradise Hill. 2018 Naparima College wins all 3 major titles in the SSFL, a repeat of the feats accomplished back in 1999 and 2015. Administration Principals The following is a chronological list of principals who have served at Naparima College. Vice Principals The following is a chronological list of vice principals who have served at Naparima College. Campus Naparima College's campus sits atop Paradise Hill, overlooking the city of San Fernando in southern Trinidad. The city's major landmark, the San Fernando Hill, towers over the college to the east; to the west is the Gulf of Paria. While the campus location has been the same for decades, there have been numerous infrastructural and developmental changes over the years. Many of the major changes had arisen out of the demolition of the old wooden buildings, most of which had been around since the first half of the 20th century. Most notably, the college's old gymnasium which was demolished in 1995, the Grant Memorial Building in 1999, and the structure referred to as the "main building" in 2005. The structure that replaced the Grant Memorial Building is referred to as the "Grant's Memorial Wing" or the "new Grant building". Almost twice as large as the old building, it consists of two levels and a basement area (at the western