Following the completion of the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), students across Linden expressed feelings of relief and happiness as they look forward to their secondary school placements.
Celebrations erupted among grade six pupils in Linden as they finished their exams, with cheers and confetti marking the occasion.
Students shared their emotions, expressing happiness, relief, and confidence in their performance.
Some felt amazing, others felt glad, and many believed they did well on the exam.
Despite the sense of relief, there was also a tinge of anxiety as students eagerly await their results, hoping to secure placements in prestigious secondary schools like Queen’s College and President’s College.
Minister of Education Priya Manickchand assured that the results will be announced in July, allowing students to enjoy their break while awaiting the outcomes.
The NGSA, managed by CXC, aims to provide fair and transparent assessments that bear the mark of integrity associated with the examining body.
In Region 10, a total of 919 students were registered to sit for this year’s NGSA, reflecting the significance of the exam for students across the region.
As students await their results, they remain hopeful for favorable outcomes that will pave the way for their educational journey beyond primary school.