11-year-old Adeola Xavier of St Martin's Primary school is proud that she topped this year's G6NA ….

(From right) Adeola Xavier, Nallah Alexis, Kerelle Joseph, and Carlissa George

11-year-old Adeola Xavier of the St Martin's Primary school who topped this year's Grade 6 National assessment (G6NA), told media that she felt proud of her accomplishments.

11-year-old Adeola Xavier of the St Martin Primary School
 
The three other top performing students of the St Martin's Primary school also spoke to the media.

The St Martin's Primary captured four of the top 5 positions in this year's examinations. The other top position was secured by Deleon Fontaine of Temple SDA.  The results were officially announced Monday morning by the Minister for Social Services Catherine Daniel who represented Education Minister Petter St Jean.
 
The top 4 students of the St Martin's Primary school were from the Grade 6-1 Class.  That class registered a total of 18 scholarships, 11 bursaries and 3 passes. Class teacher Frances Bonnie said her students were dedicated in excelling.

The top performing schools in this year's assessment were the Pioneer Preparatory School, Light House Christian Academy, Petite Savanne Primary school, St Martin's Primary school, Ebenezer 7th Day Adventist School, Roosevelt Douglas Primary school, St Mary's Primary, Berean Christian Academy and the Convent Preparatory School.