Last Updated on August 29, 2023, 7:16 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Minister of Foreign Affairs in the government of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Denzil Douglas has taken to his social media account to congratulate the students of all the high schools in the federation. The senior leader and politician took the opportunity to share his best wishes with the students after the results for the CSEC/CAPE Subjects was declared.
He applauded the children for their commitment to their studies and the hardwork of achieving their goals. Dr. Douglas wrote on his social media account addressing the federation students. Your dedication, commitment and hard work have paid off.
At the same time, Dr Denzil Douglas also addressed the unfortunate students who could not perform as well as they would have liked. He assured them that the CSEC/CAPE Subjects’ results were not the end and asserted that they could try again for success. He congratulated the Teachers, Staff and Parents for their perseverance and commitment.
The Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examination is held for in-school students in May/June. The results for the same were declared recently for all the students in the caribbean region who conform to this pattern of examination.
Dr Denzil Douglas, the senior leader in St Kitts and Nevis politics, represents constituency number six in the general assembly of Kitts and Nevis. He has remained a significant supporter of the high school in his constituency, Saddlers Secondary School.
Accordingly, on the occasion of the result declaration, he took the initiative to congratulate the students of the Wolf Nation (Saddlers Secondary School). He applauded the students, teachers, staff and parents for your continued work, perseverance and support.
Dr Denzil Douglas recalled at this moment that the high school, The Saddlers Secondary School was officially opened in September 2009 and caters for students from St. Paul’s, Dieppe Bay, Parson’s, Tabernacle, Mansion, Christ Church and of course Saddlers.
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