Guyanese students have once again secured outstanding results at the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC).
At the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and O’ level examinations, Alex Muntaz from Anna Regina Secondary School has emerged as the highest performer in CSEC, closely followed by Virendra Dookie from Saraswati Vidya Niketan in Region Three.
Furthermore, in the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE), Naresh Jagnanan and Joshua Gulab, both from Queen’s College, have secured the title of top performers within Guyana.
Beyond local accomplishments, Guyana has, once again made an indelible mark in the Caribbean regional arena as well. Muntaz has claimed the prestigious title of the Caribbean’s most outstanding student at the CSEC level. Additionally, Muntaz has snagged the coveted award for the most outstanding student in Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) across the entire Caribbean.
Sadiq Gaffar from the ISA Islamic School achieved the most outstanding business student distinction in the Caribbean region. Meanwhile Naila Rahaman from Queen’s College has been recognized as the most outstanding Humanities student in the Caribbean. Abigail Stephanas, also from Queen’s College, has earned the distinction of the most outstanding Science student in CARICOM.
Notably, for CAPE, Jagnanan who is originally from Wakenaam clinched the title of the most outstanding student in the entire Caribbean. Jagnanan’s academic prowess extends to the field of Business Studies, where he achieved the highest recognition.
Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, who announced the results yesterday, noted that while celebrating these outstanding achievements, it is vital to extend appreciation to the dedicated educators who have nurtured and guided these students on their educational journey. The collaboration between teachers at both Essequibo Island Secondary School and Queen’s College has played a pivotal role in shaping the successful paths of these exceptional students, she said.
With four out of seven regional awards under its belt and a string of recent triumphs, Guyana’s education system continues to strive for excellence. Manickchand also noted that the nation’s commitment to supporting its students and the unwavering dedication of its educators have culminated in these remarkable achievements. She extended congratulations to all students who excelled in their examinations, regardless of whether their names were mentioned or not.
Gratitude, on behalf of the Minister, was also extended to the parents, guardians, and the entire education system that have stood behind these students, propelling them to success.
