Congratulations to the successful students of CPEA

Fri, Jun 27, 2014

Editor: Congratulations to all who have been successful in the 2014 Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment (CPEA). In particular, I want to take this opportunity to congratulate Jamar Murray of the Calliaqua Anglican School. He and the other male candidates who are in the top success group have demonstrated that all is not lost when we discuss the marginalization of the males.{{more}}

There is hope for the future.

Last year, Areanna St Luce of the Calliaqua Anglican School placed first for girls and second overall in the Common Entrance Exam. These results are fitting to be noted in the community as the school celebrates 60 years of being Anglican and the St Paul’s Anglican church celebrates its 175th year of existence.

All the best to all of these outstanding young students, and an encouraging word for those who were not successful this time. Wish you all the best next time.

Love them all, and so proud of them. “It takes a Village” and there are many Villagers who follow their progress and wish them well.

Congratulations to their parents, teachers and all who have been instrumental in fostering such love and care to the young people in the society. May their success continue.

Cheryl Phills King.