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Rotary completes book reading competition | Antigua Observer Newspaper

Rotary completes book reading competition | Antigua Observer Newspaper
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School Netball to shoot-off today | Antigua Observer Newspaper

By Carlena Knight Final preparations are now underway as this year's Inter-School Netball Competition is slated to shoot-off today at the YMCA Sports Complex. The competition made its return last year following a two-year hiatus due to the Covid pandemic with the Primary and Secondary School divisions playing months apart.…

RCA launches Childhood Obesity Prevention Skipping Programme | Antigua Observer Newspaper

Continuing its efforts to create awareness among children and underscore the importance of healthy eating and exercise, the Rotary Club of Antigua (RCA) has launched its Childhood Obesity Prevention Skipping Programme in select primary and secondary schools. According to a release, the participating schools are Five Islands Primary, Golden Grove…

Galley Bay Resort & Spa goes green in Antigua

Galley Bay Resort & Spa goes green in Antigua
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Private school students dominate top 100 G6NA list

Private school students dominate top 100 G6NA list Spread the love By Carlena Knight Private Primary school students dominated the Grade Six National Assessment (G6NA) top 100 list by securing 86 positions. This means that only 14 of the 100 top scorers were from government schools. Of that 86, Baptist Academy had 15 students and St Nicholas 14 while in the government section Five Islands Primary was deemed the top school with four top scorers, three of whom were males. Jennings Primary, Sea View Farm Primary, and Mary E Pigott Primary each had two placements. Despite that staggering difference, the overall performances of the 1,446 students who wrote the National Assessment this year were commendable in the two top levels compared to 2019 ’s sitting.

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