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St Nicholas Primary School is celebrating a major academic triumph after one of its students secured the top spot in the 2025 Grade 6 National Assessment.
Jasmine Greenaway earned first place with a score of 387 out of 400.
Erin Frank of Divine Academy of Excellence placed second with 383 marks, while Marciyah Henry of Baptist Academy of Antigua and Liya Marca-Goodwin of Post Millennial Academy tied for third with 378.
St Nicholas Primary and Baptist Academy of Antigua each had 13 students ranked in the top 100 — the highest among all schools.
Five Islands Primary led government-run institutions, with four students making the top 100 list.
In total, 104 students placed in the top 100 due to score ties, out of 1,261 who sat the national exam.
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Honestly who cares! This is all about bragging rights for the parents and the school, not at all actually about the students. Insecure parents pushing their kids to be number one bc they r lacking themselves in life and need to brag to their friends about how smart their kids are and schools needing to have bragging rights that their students came in top. So sad!
He sure don’t like ugly.
Congratulations. These students perform well no matter what number they come from. Kudos to the teachers and parents who have helped them achieve academic excellence