Last Updated on September 2, 2025, 1:18 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Dr Geoffrey Hanley addressed the students, teachers and parents of the federation as the new school session began. The Minister of Education, who has held the office for the last three years, spoke to the people of his country and shared words of wisdom.
He encouraged the students who were starting their journey in the field of education and encouraged them to work hard to make sure that they reach their goals. The officials have shared that it is the results of the CSEC exams were a massive win for them as a ministry as many children from across St Kitts and Nevis shone in those results
Minister Geoffrey Hanley congratulated the students for doing well on their exam results in the 2024-2025 session. The Ministry shared that they are seeing some of the best results in the region.
The Ministry, across the nation, has been dedicated to make sure that the country to make sure that the students have access to various subjects across disciplines.
Education has been one of the most important sectors of the country officials have shared that they are making efforts to bring quality education opportunities to the people of the community. The officials have shared that it is important for the students to have access to all the subjects and other resources to succeed in their academic career.
The officials have shared that they are proud to see the students opting for multiple students. Minister Geoffrey Hanley has shared that the students from the Basettere High School are credited with taking the most number of math and english language exams.
The officials have shared that they are dedicated to making sure some of the members of the community have access to all the tools of education that they need.
The Deputy Prime Minister congratulated the top performers in the previous session and encouraged them to continue this performance during this year.
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