Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT) results released by the Ministry of Education on June 14, 2016 have revealed that ten (10) students who sat the exam in March 2016 at Beersheba Primary School have been successful and have been placed in High Schools of their choice.
Front Row: Brittany Goodlitt, Tameika Campbell, Sashaun Johnson, Candice Burknor and Kimberley Salmon. Back Row: left – right – Nehemiah Smith, Miguel Richards, Akeem Jones, James Kelly and Matthew Lee. Standing in the back row is Principal T. Williams.
Break down of High Schools in which these ten students have been placed are as follows:
Sydney Pagon High School (4)
Saint Elizabeth Technical High School ( 2)
Lacovia High School ( 2)
Hampton School ( 1)
Godfrey Stewart High School (1)
Beersheba Old Students Association (BOSA) wishes to congratulate all ten (10) successful students, their parents and their hard working teachers who prepared them to sit the exam. The Association looks forward to be the safety net and monitor for this new batch of students in the enhancement of their interest and welfare when they are admitted to High Schools in September 2016.
Cheers!! to Nehemiah Smith from “Rocks Hall”/Flint Valley. Great Job! Nehemiah will be attending St. Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS)
Cheers!! to Candice Bucknor from New Savannah, New Market who will be attending Hampton High School in September. Great Job!
Congratulations to Tamieka Campbell of “Rocks Hall”/Flint Valley Dist, Great Job! She will be attending St. Elizabeth, Technical High.
Cheers!! and congrats to Miguel Richards from Happy Hall, Dist., New Market. Miguel will be attending Lacovia High School in September. Great Job!
Matthew Lee, of “Rocks Hall”/Flint Valley, Dist., another great mind, Congratulations! Matthew will be attending Lacovia High School.
A Note from BOSA Web Master:
BOSA would also like to give extra “Cheers”! Especially to all the young men like Nehemiah Smith, Matthew Lee, Miguels Richards, Akeem Jones, James Kelly of Rocks Hall/Flint Valley and Happy Hall District, St. Elizabeth, for such a great performance in the GSAT. In this area most of the young men headed to the fields on a Monday morning instead of school, so when I heard that five (5 young men) have passed and heading to higher learning it does my heart good. There are potentials in these children to make something of them-selves, they only need someone who can stand beside and encourage them to be the best that they can be and don’t settle for less than the best. That is why it is so important that we give back to our community to help the next generation. Great Job! Stay FOCUS, “Education is the key to success”.
If anyone reading this feedback can assist, information with respect to how you can make a contribution to help these financially challenged children is listed in Volume 26, July 2016 of BOSA Newsletter that is posted on its web site: bosaonline.org
Congrats to all Beersheba Primary School GSAT Students, especially to all the young men, not often you see the guys head to head with the girls. Great Job guys! And to all the teachers and Principal at Beersheba Primary, thank you for pushing these students to be the best that they can be. These results are a reflection of the hard work you and the students are doing. Keep up the good work. Blessings to all of you!