2014-06-12 Ministry of Education
National Grade Six Assessment 2014
Cut-off scores for Sixth Form Schools
SECONDARY SCHOOL NAME CUT-OFF
417 QUEEN’S COLLEGE (G/TOWN) 514
403 THE BISHOPS’ HIGH SCHOOL (G/TOWN) 510
423 ST. STANISLAUS COLLEGE (G/TOWN) 506
422 ST. ROSE’S HIGH (G/TOWN) 503
421 ST. JOSEPH HIGH (G/TOWN) 500
THIS IS THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATIONS NOTICE: WHICH WOULD NOW BE LIKE A PIECE OF CRAP IF THE FOLLOWING NEWS ARE TRUE:
Region Ten top performer heads to Queen’s College
By Jacquey Bourne Regma Primary School once again produced the top Region Ten student in the National Grade Six Assessment Examination, formerly known as the Common Entrance Examination.
The aspiring scientist, a shy 12-year-old Roy Rogers, topped the Region with 514 marks. According to the top student he was shocked when he heard the news. “I expected to do well but not to top the Region”. He said that he is very happy because he is the only student in the region’s top ten who was awarded a place at Queen’s College. Roy’s father who is a self employed technician and his mother, a housewife, are very happy that the second and only boy of their three children has done so well. The teacher, Symphia Griffith, was very overwhelmed. She said that it was the first time one of her students finished among the top ten of the country. She said she must give God the glory. Aquil Gill, an 11-year-old aspiring Scientist/Inventor, was second in the Region with 513 is a twin. He is also the only boy between three children. According to him, “ I just wanted to get a place at QC.” He was awarded a place at Bishop’s High School. His twin was awarded a place at Mackenzie High School. He said that it was hard studying but his parents were very supportive. His father Dennis Gill, aka Jafar Mohamed, who is a Phlebotomist and owner of Rite Care Pharmacy and mother Dr. Oneka Higgins, a medical doctor at the Georgetown Public Hospital are elated at their son’s success. His teacher, Michelle Craig, who also taught the student who placed fifth in the Region, said that she is very happy to have students in the regional top ten again. In 2011 she was the teacher of the third and sixth place students in the country. She has been teaching for 24 years, serving the pupils of Grades Five and Six for the past 12 years. Her biggest joy is not getting students in the top but about who they become after leaving school. She even made mention of a former student who is presently a medical doctor at the Linden Hospital Complex. Eleven year old Ayrton Waldron, with 511 marks, placed fifth in the Region. The aspiring surgeon or scientist came from Stewart Park, Christianburg. He is the last of three.
THE CUT OFF POINT FOR Q/C IS 514 MARKS, BOLDLY ANNOUNCED BY THE PPP/C MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, NOW WHAT WE ARE SEEING HERE???????
STUDENTS WITH 513 AND 511 MARKS ARE GIVEN Q/C; WONDER WHICH GOVERNMENT MINISTER TOOK BRIBE FOR THIS DECISION: