The Ministry of Education, Sports and Creative Industries has extended congratulations to Antigua and Barbuda’s top achievers in the 2025 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Examinations.

In a series of messages shared by the Education Broadcasting Unit, the Ministry celebrated the accomplishments of Kaylei John-Baptiste, Kha-lique Harris, and Nayima Lewis, praising their exceptional academic performance and commitment to excellence.

The Ministry proudly announced Kaylei John-Baptiste of Baptist Academy of Antigua as the Top CSEC Student for 2025, commending her as “an inspiration to her peers and a shining example of what hard work can accomplish.”

Kha-lique Harris of St. Joseph’s Academy, who placed second, was congratulated for his “stellar performance” and described as “a beacon for students across Antigua and Barbuda.”

The Ministry also applauded Nayima Lewis of Baptist Academy of Antigua, the island’s third-place student, recognizing her “impeccable performance” and wishing her continued success.

In its congratulatory messages, the Ministry expressed pride in the accomplishments of all students who sat the 2025 CSEC examinations, noting that their hard work reflects the strength of the nation’s education system and the dedication of teachers, parents, and schools.