Parham Primary School and Antigua Girls High School have emerged as the top winners in the 2026 Interschool Broiler Competition, organized by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology.

The competition, held from September to October, attracted 21 schools across Antigua and Barbuda, giving students hands-on experience in poultry farming while promoting food security and sustainable agriculture.

Following judging conducted from Oct. 19-21, Parham Primary School secured first place in the preschool and primary school category, while Antigua Girls High School claimed the top spot among secondary schools.

Sir Luther Wynter Preschool placed second in the preschool and primary category, followed by S. R. Olivia David Primary School in third place.

In the secondary school category, Pares Secondary School finished second, while Clare Hall Secondary School secured third place.

The judges also recognized schools for commendable performances. S. R. Olivia David Primary School received the special award in the preschool and primary category, while Jennings Secondary School earned the distinction among secondary schools.

The ministry said the competition provided students with valuable practical learning experiences in agricultural science while encouraging schools to contribute to national food security.

It also commended all 21 participating schools for their involvement and commitment to sustainable agriculture.

The ministry congratulated the winners and praised the participating institutions for helping students develop agricultural knowledge and practical skills.

The Ministry of Agriculture also documented the judging exercise, confirming visits to participating schools, including Parham Primary and Antigua Girls High School.

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