The Christiana Leased Primary School dubs itself the “home of excellence” and their garnered results in this year’s Primary Exit Profile (PEP)Examinations proved just that. From a cohort of 103 grade 6 students, the Manchester-based school achieved 76% proficiency in mathematics; 80% in language arts; 83% in both social studies and science.

“It can be done” is the mantra instilled in students at the Portland-based Birnamwood Primary.  The school achieved an overall 80% proficiency in this year’s Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations with Abigail Warburton emerging as the school’s top female student.

Nestled in the Eastern Parish of Portland is Birnamwood Primary where students and staff are reminded daily that “It can be done”. What can be done? Attaining academic excellence....as they did in this year’s Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations achieving overall proficiency of 80%.

Myles Whittingham, a 12-year-old student at Montego Bay Christian Academy, was recently named Jamaica’s top-performing boy in the 2025 Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examination after achieving the placement score 394.4.

Deo Duce Quaere Optima! With God as Guide Seek the Best...…these are the words that lead the journey of Rashmi Gibbore into high school this September. The twelve-year-old former Kensington Primary student will be heading to Ardenne High School this September following an exceptional performance in this year’s Grade 6 Primary Exit Profile (PEP) Examinations.

The talented Herbert Morrison Technical High School Band was the proud recipient of music/studio equipment, recently donated by Tayari “DJ Trauma” McIntosh through his Trauma Unit Retreat initiative, founded in 2020.

Three students from Primary and Preparatory schools were recently awarded for their outstanding performance in the Wizdom CRM Virtual Stock Market Game hosted in collaboration with the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE). The simulation gives students a chance to learn investment skills by trading US$10,000 in virtual money on a specialized platform.

The Westmoreland-based Sheffield Primary School is celebrating outstanding performances in the 2025 Primary Exit Profile (PEP) Examinations from students. Principal Dr. Vinnette Malcolm described the school’s performance in this year’s examinations as a moment of pride and accomplishment for the rural institution highlighting that 19 of 24 students out were placed in their schools of choice.