The St Martin Primary School has dominated the Grade Six National Assessment Exams securing the two top places in results released moments ago.
Donyelle Riviere, a student of the school, secured first place in the exams, while her fellow student Janae Rabess place second.
Aleisha Roberts of the Convent Prep placed third.
Ludovic Robinson of the Roosevelt Douglas Primary School is in fourth place while Kelsey Anthony of the the St. Martin Primary secured fifth place.
Other top performing schools include the Concord Primary and the Lighthouse Christian Academy.
80 scholarships and 116 bursaries have been awarded.
More information later.
Wayyyyy ! Congrats Too All
Keep Up The Good Job ! 
# WeLarge&&Incharge !!! 
:* #SMPS To The WoOrld !!!!
Congrats Janae and Precious…Great Job Keep it Up!!
congrats to all those who have passed: scholars, bursars, and the those who just passed. To those who did not get bursaries and scholars remember that you have your parents scholarships and that you need to work just as hard. All the best.
I like that “you have your parents’ scholarship.”
Congrats to all the students and The RDPS we did it
i hate everybody in the world!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations to all the students.Celebrate becase your job has just began. Continue to do your best and continue to ask for God’s guidance. Kodos to the parents who always make sure that you were ready for school and gave all you needed.
boy if those ministers smart they will leave that can of worms alone. garcon leave that alone.
Congratulations to Mrs. Moreau and the teachers of the St. Mary’s Primary. You give your all to our girls who continue to make us proud every year.
SMP? girls? seriously?
Congrats to the students…yeah they got the top places but that’s all. I think too, we must focus on the overall performance of the schools not just one or two students. In a particular school, students in one class perform and concentrated on while the other classes students are ignored or not motivated to perform as the others in the ones.
It must be noted that the top performing schools are Concord with three entries, Pioneer Preparatory School with sixteen entries, Lighthouse Christian Academy with three entries, Convent Preparatory School with forty-three entries.
These are the schools that should be congratulated not the ones noted for having only three top students….
My personal opinion.
That is true but we still have to congratulate the individual students as well. Congrats girls and congrats St Martin’s School. Don’t be a hater
This is so true. One set focused on the others forgotten
The students are screened from Grade one. at St.Martin’s Primary; by doing this the parents are aware of their children’s potential so they have to put in the extra as well.. Dont expect the teachers to do it all.. Parents please PUSH your children. Scholarships and bursaries dont come by miracles.
it should be noted that st. martin school received more than 25% of all scholarships awarded
How many D’s? How many ‘s?
That may be true but measure their performance against the total number of entrants at the exams and you get a different picture
I wish you would explain the top performing school. I did not quite understand.
“It must be noted that the top performing schools are Concord with three entries, Pioneer Preparatory School with sixteen entries, Lighthouse Christian Academy with three entries, Convent Preparatory School with forty-three entries.
These are the schools that should be congratulated not the ones noted for having only three top students….”
What do you mean?
Christian Union Primary School entered 15 students and obtained 3 scholarships and 4 bursaries.
I believe they have done well.
Oh please, just congratulate the children. Too much fighting over everything.
This is a deceitful post. SMPS is right up there with the top performing schools…IN THE TOP FIVE.
ummm i believe Lighthouse Christian Academy had six (6) entries and not 3 like you stated get your facts straightened out.
p.s all you had to say was congratulations or nothing at all.
Congratulations to all, but it would be nice to do some statistics as to the number of students from each school and the percentages of scholarships and bursaries.
Very interesting then we can have a clearer picture of the performances. Again congrats to the top students.
scholarships and bursaries are not the only yardstick to measure good performance. once the students passed very high together with the tops then the school has done well.
Agreed
CONGRATS TO ALL THE STUDENTS GOOD JOB
Congrats to all the kids,shows hard work and studying pays of.Congrats to the parents also.
St.Martin school Rocks !!!!!
The competition awaits them in Convent High School