Naparima Girls' High School is an all-girls high school in San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago.The school was founded in 1912 by Rev Dr. Fulton Coffin to complement the education offered to boys by Naparima College. It is located on La Pique Hill (part of San Fernando Hill) which overlooks San Fernando.MottoThe school's motto is Non nobis solum sed Omnibus which is Latin for Not for ourselves only but for Others.In keeping with these words to live by, students are required to complete forty hours of community service during the first four years (forms 1–4) of their secondary education at the school. After these compulsory hours, students are free to add more.School hymnThe school hymn is Youth Undaunted. The lyrics are: Youth undaunted lift up your head, Though a hope and a dream are dead, Soon a new beacon is burning, Hope is forever returning.Lift your head, look around and hear Voices calling you far and near; Voices insistent and ringing, Challenging, urgent and singing.Lift your head in yourself within, Must your heaven on earth begin, Rivers begin at the fountain, As in the valley the mountain.Lift your head, let you heart be filled With the hope that sustained and thrilled All who in past generations Lived as the light of the nations. Principals Miss Edith Doyle Miss Marion Outhit Miss Grace Beattie Miss Adella Archibald Miss Constance Young Miss Grace Beattie Miss Margaret Scrimgeour Miss Beulah Meghu Mrs. Mavis Lee Wah Mrs. Jean Bahadur Mrs. Patricia Ramgoolam Mrs. Carolyn Bally-Gosine The years 1928 to 1939 saw four changes of Acting Principal: Mrs. Irene Thompson-Kerster in 1928, Miss Margaret Scrimgeour in 1930, Mrs. Maude Howell-Dales in 1932 and Miss Bessie Bentley in 1936.