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Schools, policy, and learning on the island.
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Ministry of Education officials are considering the use of cell phones in schools after a UNESCO study recommended a ban due to concerns about reduced educational performance and online bullying.
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Anaya Sealy and Scott Johnson are the top performers in the Barbados Secondary Schools' Entrance Examination (BSSEE) this year. Sealy will attend Queen's College, while Johnson has been allocated a spot at Harrison College. Joy Obiora and Amirah Griffith were the second and third overall performers, attending Harrison College and Queen's College respectively. Ashton Hoyte, a legally blind student, also performed exceptionally well and will be attending Harrison College.
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Results of the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Entrance Exam are celebrated, including top performers Anaya Sealy and Scott Johnson, as well as blind student Ashton Hoyte.
The Ministry of Education announces the results of the 2023 Barbados Secondary Schools’ Entrance Examination. Top scorers achieved perfect scores in Mathematics and English.
The results of the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Entrance Examination reveal high-scoring students in Mathematics and English. Scott Johnson and Anata Sealy achieved top ranks and will attend Harrison College and Queen’s College respectively.
