Republic Bank honours 5 TAMCC scholars for academic excellence

Five standout scholars from Grenada’s T.A. Marryshow Community College (TAMCC) have been recognized with the prestigious Republic Bank Award for Overall Academic Excellence, marking a rare and impressive achievement: each earned a flawless 4.0 grade point average across their full course of study. The accomplished awardees represent a diverse range of academic and vocational programs at the institution: Destiny Antoine, who studied Culinary Arts, Micah Pinnock from the Mechanical Technology program, Jaida Victor of Building Technology, Alyssa Goddard in Natural Science, and Jace Neptune, who completed training in Electrical Installation. In addition to the public honor of the award, each student received a custom commemorative plaque and a $1,000 gift certificate loaded to an e-Free account, a prize that supports both immediate and future financial needs for the young scholars. The formal presentation of the awards took place during TAMCC’s annual Academic Awards ceremony, hosted on July 2 at the Grenada Trade Centre. Peaches George, Acting Manager of Retail Services at Republic House, had the honor of presenting the awards to the five exceptional students on behalf of the bank. Republic Bank’s support of this academic recognition program extends more than 20 years, delivered as part of the bank’s long-running “Power to Make a Difference” community initiative. This sustained partnership between the leading Caribbean financial institution and TAMCC is rooted in a core institutional commitment: to uplift and empower the next generation of Grenadian professionals, and to drive broad, sustainable growth for the country of Grenada by investing in educational excellence. In a statement following the ceremony, Republic Bank (Grenada) Limited extended warm, sincere congratulations to all five honorees, and shared well wishes for continued success in the students’ upcoming academic and professional journeys. This announcement was prepared by a contributor to NOW Grenada, which notes it does not take responsibility for contributor opinions, statements, or third-party media content included in contributed posts, and provides a reporting pathway for any content that violates platform standards.