Signal Hill Government Primary School dominated Tobago’s 2025 Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) results, achieving three of the island’s top five scores. This success reflects the collective effort of students, parents, teachers, and school administrators across Tobago. The Division of Education, Research and Technology praised the students and acknowledged the significant achievement as the start of a promising new chapter.
Signal Hill Government led the top five schools based on average SEA performance, followed by Buccoo Government, Bethesda Government, St Nicholas Primary, and Black Rock Government. The island’s top five SEA students were Seyshelley Duncan, Khylie Charles, and Dmarcus Walcott (all from Signal Hill Government), Zayd Ewing (St Nicholas Primary), and Je’Niyah Waldron (Scarborough Roman Catholic).
An upcoming event will celebrate these high-achieving students and schools. A press conference will be held by the Secretary of Education to further discuss the results.
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