In a momentous announcement, Clare Browne, the Director of Education, revealed the names of the top three performers in the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations for June 2025. These exceptional students, recognized for their academic excellence, were assessed by the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC).
Leading the pack is Kaylei John-Baptiste from Baptist Academy of Antigua, who achieved remarkable results across 20 subjects, securing 18 Grade I distinctions, alongside one Grade II and one Grade III. Close behind is Kha-lique Harris of Saint Joseph’s Academy, who excelled in 22 subjects, earning 17 Grade I distinctions, four Grade II, and one Grade III. Nayima Lewis, also from Baptist Academy of Antigua, demonstrated outstanding performance in 21 subjects, with 16 Grade I distinctions and five Grade II results. However, one of Nayima’s subjects remains under review by CXC due to an unresolved query.
The selection of the top CSEC student is based on the number of Grade I distinctions attained, highlighting the candidates’ academic prowess. Director Clare Browne extended heartfelt congratulations to the trio, their families, and their respective schools for the unwavering support that contributed to their scholastic success. This recognition underscores the dedication and hard work of these students, setting a benchmark for future scholars.