The preliminary results of this year’s Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) were announced Tuesday.
Aniyah Couchman, a Queen’s College student, secured Grade One in 11 units. She also got Grade Two passes in two units and a Grade Three pass in one unit.
Couchman got the most Grade One passes.
Latiesha McArthur, also of Queen’s College, copped Grade One passes in eight units. She also scored Grade Two passes in four units and Grade Three passes in two units.
Another top performer was Omari Holder of St. Stanislaus College. He got Grade One passes in eight units, Grade Two passes in five units, and Grade Three passes in one unit.
Other CAPE top performers include Gabriella Roberts (Queen’s College), Jenna Hoosein (Saraswati Vidya Niketan School), Arthur Roberts (Queen’s College), Sheridan Dyal (Queen’s College), Makaila Henry (Queen’s College) and Korphiena Stephen (Queen’s College).
