in 1997. The Thomas Brodley, S.J., Computer Laboratory was completed in 2002. Student and staff population The size of the student population has grown steadily over the years. In 1905 when the College moved to Winchester Park there were approximately 100 students. By 1942 enrollment had slowly risen to 235 students, by 1952 to 452 students, and in 1962 – the year Jamaica gained independence – in excess of 800 students. As of 2005, there were about 1350 students. The size of the faculty has also grown accordingly. In 1905 there were 11 teachers (6 Jesuits and 5 laymen) and by 1942 the number had risen slightly to 13 (12 Jesuits and 1 layman). In 1952 there were 26 (18 Jesuits and 8 laymen). As of 2005, there were more than 70 teachers. Motto The school's motto is in , translated as "For the Greater Glory of God". Notable alumni --> John Barnes an English former professional football player and manager; commentator and pundit, ESPN and SuperSport Alfie Binnscricket player for West Indies Vivian Blakeconvicted drug trafficker and people smuggler<ref>{{cite news |author= |url=https://www.inquirer.com/philly/obituaries/20100328_Vivian_Blake___Jamaican_gangster__54.html |title=Obituaries: Vivian Blake Jamaican gangster, 54 |work=The Philadelphia Inquirer |publisher= |location=Philadelphia, USA |date=28 March 2010 |access-date=26 Hon. Dr. G. Raymond Chang businessman, philanthropist, and former chancellor of Ryerson University Right Reverend Percival Gibson former Anglican Bishop of Jamaica Bruce Goldingformer Prime Minister of Jamaica John Grovescricket player and administrator Hon. Abe Issa , renown as the father of Jamaican tourism Byron Lee musician, record producer, and entrepreneur, best known for his work as leader of Byron Lee and the Dragonaires Andre Lewisprofessional football player Professor Robert Lueformer researcher and academic, best known for his contributions to molecular animation Very Reverend Fr. Richard Ho Lung founder of the Missionaries of the Poor Roy McCattycricket player Stephen Marleymusician; eight-time Grammy Award winner Ziggy Marleymusician and philanthropist; eight-time Grammy Award winner and a Daytime Emmy Award recipient; principal of Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers Tyrone Marshallretired Jamaican footballer and current coach Professor Trevor Munroe1966 Rhodes scholar; political scientist and civil society advocate Dwight Nelsonformer senator and former Minister of National Security Ronald Thwaites1968 Rhodes scholar; media personality, lawyer, Catholic deacon, former Minister of Education Don Wehbybusinessman and former politician David Wellercyclist, won the Bronze Medal at the 1980 Summer Olympics Andy Williamsretired football player Craig Ziadiefootball player Dennis Ziadiefootball player See also Catholic Church in Jamaica Education in Jamaica