St Joseph’s Academy D’Aundre Samuel Tops CSEC Exams
The results are in for this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate Examinations (CSEC) and we have a top performer who has absolutely smashed it!
D’Aundre Samuel from Saint Joseph’s Academy has achieved a mind-blowing 21 grade ones and 2 grade twos!
This is a truly outstanding achievement and one that deserves to be celebrated.
The Director of Education, Clare Browne, announced the results on Thursday, but the announcement was unfortunately delayed due to two candidates questioning their grades
Adrian Judnarine, also from Saint Joseph’s Academy, came in second place after writing 26 subjects and achieving 19 grade 1s and 7 grade IIs.
And tied for third place were Stephanie Archibald and Tianna Bretney from the Baptist Academy of Antigua, who both wrote 20 subjects and received 18 grade 1s and 2 grade IIs each.
Director of Education Clare Browne congratulated the students, their parents, and their schools on their truly impressive achievements.
We can’t wait to see what these bright young minds will achieve in the future!
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