AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation Policy & Exams: The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) says its 2026 CTEC mathematics pilot is already paying off, with an 88% pass rate (2,230 of 2,535 candidates) and a plan to expand the modular qualification next year by adding English language, English literature and integrated science, with more subjects expected by 2027–28. Regional Results: CXC also reported that CSEC results show gains, including a rise in mathematics pass rates to 42% and improved overall performance after exam irregularities concerns were raised. Student Success Stories: Trinidad and Tobago students continue to stand out—one Debe student earned eight Grade Ones across CAPE subjects, while another Naparima College student secured five CAPE distinctions after also winning a bronze medal at the International Chemistry Olympiad. Disaster Response & School Rebuilding: In Colombia, Shakira visited earthquake-hit Chocó and pledged support to rebuild schools and a damaged technological university, with partners including Howard Buffett’s foundation and major funders committing funds to get students back in classrooms. Diplomacy & Education Cooperation: Grenada’s PM says Qatar ties are “very good,” with education highlighted as a key area for deeper cooperation.
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