Education Minister Encourages Students Ahead of Grade 6 National Assessment Tomorrow

The Education Minister, Daryll Mathew, has contacted students preparing to take the Grade 6 National Assessment Examinations on Wednesday and Thursday.

In a message delivered while abroad, Minister Mathew expressed his pride in the students and offered words of encouragement as they embark on this significant academic milestone.

“As you prepare to take this important step in your academic journey—the Grade 6 National Assessment—I want you to know how proud I am of each and every one of you,” he stated. The minister emphasized that this assessment represents the culmination of their primary school years and opens doors to exciting new opportunities.

Acknowledging that exam preparation can be daunting, Mathew reassured students of their capabilities.

“You are capable, you are prepared, and you are not alone. Your teachers have worked hard to guide you, your parents and guardians have supported you, and you have shown resilience, curiosity, and courage every step of the way,” he said.

The minister also reminded the students that the assessment is only one chapter in their educational journey.

“No test can measure the full brilliance of your mind, the kindness in your heart, or the unique gifts you bring to this world,” he added.

As students approach the examination room, Mathew encourages them to embrace confidence, take deep breaths, read questions carefully, and trust themselves. “Most importantly, believe in yourself as much as we believe in you,” he urged.

Concluding his message, Minister Mathew extended his wishes for calm minds, steady hands, and abundant success to all examinees, representing the collective support of the Ministry of Education and the broader community.

With a spirit of pride and encouragement, the minister continues to advocate for the students’ academic journeys, inspiring them to give their best in this important assessment.