Officials from the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology have extended formal congratulations to the 10 highest-achieving students across the country following the release of results for the 2026 Grade Six National Assessment, highlighting the outstanding academic rigor and consistent dedication that brought the cohort to their impressive milestones. In an official statement circulated to media and education stakeholders this Wednesday, the ministry emphasized that the standout results posted by these young learners are not accidental, but a direct reflection of months of intentional hard work, steady perseverance, strict personal discipline, and an unwavering commitment to meeting high academic standards. Beyond celebrating the students themselves, the government body also took the opportunity to acknowledge the critical behind-the-scenes support system that helped pave the way for these successes, giving public recognition to school principals, classroom teachers, and the students’ family members and guardians who offered guidance, encouragement, and resources throughout the entire primary school journey. “This outstanding achievement is a testament to your hard work, perseverance, discipline, and commitment to excellence,” the ministry noted in its official message to the honorees. “You have made your families, schools, teachers, and the entire nation proud.” Looking ahead to the next phase of the students’ academic careers, the ministry extended well wishes for continued growth and success as the group prepares to transition from primary education to secondary school, a key milestone that will set the foundation for their future professional and personal pursuits. The full list of top 10 performers, along with their affiliated institutions and special distinctions, has been released to the public alongside the official congratulatory statement. Claiming the overall top spot in the national assessment was Denushka H. Gibbs, a student at Minoah Magnet Primary School. Securing second place and the title of top-performing male student nationwide was Marlenky J. Salien of Baptist Academy of Antigua. Third place went to Necasia B. Ralph from J.T. Ambrose Primary School, who also earned recognition as the highest-scoring student from a government-run primary campus. Fourth place was awarded jointly to Ethan M. T. Lewis and O’Neil S. Henry Jr., both enrolled at Divine Academy of Excellence. Two students tied for sixth place: Riel S. Simon of Minoah Magnet Academy and Annastasia M. Aflak of St. Nicholas Primary School. Eighth place was another tie, claimed by Semaj A. C. McCoy of Baptist Academy of Antigua and Jenae Z. Lewis of Divine Academy of Excellence. Rounding out the top 10 at tenth place is Madison A. C. Williams from St. John’s Lutheran School.
Education Ministry Congratulates Top 10 Performers in 2026 Grade Six National Assessment
