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Education officials are praising this year’s Grade 6 students, with 90% achieving acceptable scores in the National Assessment — a 2% increase over 2024.
Education Officer Jewelle Gore-Hurst noted gender parity among the performers, with 550 girls and 549 boys meeting the benchmark.
Director of Education Clare Browne hailed the outcome as remarkable, especially after a year of disruptions. “Despite several challenges, our youngsters were able to perform. We celebrate them today,” he said.
Significant gains were recorded in Science and Mathematics.
This year, 88% of students scored above 50% in Science, up from 77% in 2024. Maths scores also improved, with 72% passing compared to 68% the previous year.
Browne also extended gratitude to teachers and parents for their continued support.
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Quack, quack, quack….Oh shut up, Clare!
Heartiest congratulations to outstanding performers in this year’s National Commmon Entrance Examinations. Kudos also to the parents of these children!
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