Guyana: NGSA 2016 – National Grade Six Assessment 2016 – Top 1% Results

Guyana – NATIONAL GRADE SIX ASSESSMENT – 2016

The National Grade Six Assessment Results 2016 IS CURRENTLY accessible ONLY via the Ministry of Education NGSA Results website http://exams.moeguyana.org

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Anthony Ferreira of Mae’s Under 12 and Aryan Singh of Dharmic Rama Krishna have tied for the top spot in this year’s Grade Six Examination with 568 marks each.

This was announced today by the Ministry of Education.

Below are the names of the top one percent. The top 10 results by region are also provided below.

NATIONAL GRADE SIX ASSESSMENT – 2016

TOP ONE PERCENT

POSITION	NAME	SCHOOL	MARKS	REGION
1	Anthony Ferreira	Mae’s Under 12	568	G/town
1	Aryan Singh	Dharmic Rama Krishna	568	G/town
3	Sarena Razak	Graham’s Hall Primary	565	G/town
4	Chelsea Barnes	Success Elementary	563	4
5	Arun Sooknarine	Dharmic Rama Krishna	562	G/town
6	Helia Agard	Success Elementary	561	4
7	Indie Rampersaud	“	560	4
7	Justin Seecharan	“	560	4
7	Jonathan Ganga	Leonora Primary	560	3
7	Divya Nandalall	Mae’s Under 12	560	G/town
7	Lemuel Assing	New Guyana School	560	G/town
12	Saalih Rahim	ISA Islamic	559	G/town
12	Muhammad Hassad	Al Ghazali Islamic	559	G/town
12	Annandi Diaram	Valmiki Vidyalaya	559	4
15	Aletha Joseph	Montrose Primary	558	4
15	Jordon Nelson	New Guyana School	558	G/town
17	Anjali Maharaj	Marian Academy	557	G/town
17	Rachael Ramlal	“	557	G/town
19	Raj in Lee	“	556	G/town
19	Riley Nurse	Mae’s Under 12	556	G/town
19	Joel Singh	Mae’s Under 12	556	G/town
19	Breanne Boucher	Genesis Early Childhood	556	3
23	Luke Mangal	Academy of Excellence	555	3
23	Ryon Sarjoo	Swami Purnananda	555	4
23	Jenifer Chulai	Strathspey Primary	555	4
23	Reuben Cush	Kuru Kururu Primary	555	4
23	Roshni Samaroo	Valmiki Vidyalaya	555	4
23	Vinaya Chatterdeo	Mae’s Under 12	555	G/town
23	Omesh Dyal	Port Mourant	555	6
30	Jessica Monohar	New Guyana School	554	G/town
30	Alexandria Forrester	Winifer Gardens Primary	554	G/town
32	Zayden Ramotar	Mae’s Under 12	553	G/town
32	Sasha Singh	Westfield Prep	553	G/town
32	Zarif Baksh	Valmiki Vidyalaya	553	4
32	Amelia Singh	Success Elementary	553	4
32	Malachi Griffith	“	553	4
32	Karuna Lall	Academy of Excellence	553	3
32	Yovendra Singh	Suddie Primary	553	2
39	Arvind Naraine	Academy of Excellence	552	3
39	Javid Nizamudin	“	552	3
39	Aditya Gobin	Leonora Primary	552	3
39	Annalisa Charles	“	552	3
39	Reuel Prashad	Success Elementary	552	4
39	Chateram Persaud	“	552	4
39	Zakariya Bacchus	Peter’s Hall Primary	552	4
39	Angelica Dhoray	Mae’s Under 12	552	G/town
39	Elizabeth Jardine	“	552	G/town
48	Rebekah Appanah	New Guyana School	551	G/town
48	Kirsten Gomes	“	551	G/town
48	Afifah Sattaur	Al Ghazali Islamic	551	G/town
48	Nathania Mallay	St Gabriel’s Primary	551	G/town
48	Reneka Stephenson	North Georgetown Prim	551	G/town
48	Erenilda DeSouza	Regma Primary	551	10
48	Kasandra Sukhram	Montrose Primary	551	4
48	Justin Persaud	Academy Of Excellence	551	3
56	Joshua Kaladeen	Peter’s Hall Primary	550	4
56	Zaynab Shaffie	Success Elementary	550	4
56	Alec Lumelino	“	550	4
56	Faria Hafiz	Rose Hall Primary	550	6
56	Tsalaya Congreaves	Josel Edu Inst	550	G/town
56	Saneeyah Khan	ISA Islamic	550	G/town
56	Ashish Rajaram	Mae’s Under 12	550	G/town
56	Alex Pires	“	550	G/town
64	Arav Tulsi	“	549	G/town
64	Hannah Farinha	Marian Academy	549	G/town
64	Matthew McCall	“	549	G/town
64	Jochen Camacho	Winter Garden’s Pimary	549	G/town
64	Joanna Mohan	Enmore Hope Primary	549	4
64	Faraz Yassin	Academy of Excellence	549	3
64	Lakeram Persaud	Belle West Primary	549	3
64	Nabeel Baksh	Leonora Primary	549	3
72	Isabella Balli	Academy of Excellence	548	3
72	Chandrapaul Sukhu	New Diamond/Grove Prim	548	4
72	Ayushi Nandalall	Mae’s Under 12	548	G/town
72	Chelsea Persaud	Dharmic Rama Krishna	548	G/town
72	Jaheim Joseph	Royal Halls of Learning	548	10
77	Lisa Greene	Concord Academy	547	G/town
77	Tabitha Darrell	Green Acres Primary	547	G/town
77	Danielle Khan	“	547	G/town
77	Joshua Gulab	Mae’s Under 12	547	G/town
77	Keshav Doodnauth	“	547	G/town
77	Raoul Nicholls	New Guyana School	547	G/town
77	Zacharia Umrao	Success Elementary	547	4
77	Natisha Persaud	I PE Academy-Mon Repos	547	4
77	Akash Maniram	Academy of Excellence	547	3
77	Natascia Sukhra	Leonora Primary	547	3
77	Theresa Nascimento	Greenwich Park Primary	547	3
88	Michelle Su	Leonora Primary	546	3
88	Yogita Sookra	Queenstown Primary	546	2
88	Jonathan Raghobar	Corriverton Primary	546	6
88	Monita White	Marian Academy	546	G/town
88	Akiela David	St Gabriel’s Primary	546	G/town
88	Kayla Tilbury	Westfield Prep	546	G/town
94	Ricardo Narine	Success Elementary	545	4
94	Melinda Jairam	“	545	4
94	Atiyya Harry	Academy of Excellence	545	3
94	Muhammad Boodhoo	Belle West Primary	545	3
98	Joshua Melville	Parafait Harmony Primary	544	3
98	Otylena Persaud	Success Elementary	544	4
98	Tieanna Croal	Watooka Day Primary	544	10
101	Kristen Bowen	St Gabriel’s Primary	543	G/town
101	Deborah Warner	Success Elementary	543	4
101	Jonathan Arjune	Covent Garden Primary	543	4
101	Rachel Benjamin	Academy of Excellence	543	3
101	Kellianna McKay	“	543	3
106	Videsh Narine	“	542	3
106	Amesha Singh	“	542	3
106	Krystol Watkins	“	542	3
106	Alieya Ali	“	542	3
106	Ameer Khan	Meten meer zorg Islamic	542	3
106	Devanjali Ramkellawan	Taymouth Monar Primary	542	2
106	Aretha Fraser	Success Elementary	542	4
106	Andrea Howard	Westfield Prep	542	G/town
114	Rhea Baldeo	Al Ghazali Islamic	541	G/town
114	Anish Sankar	Mae’s Under 12	541	G/town
114	La Shae Patoir	St Agnes Primary	541	G/town
114	Tyrell Davis	Watooka Day Primary	541	10
114	Angelina Tahal	All Saints Primary	541	6
114	Farad Alibaksh	Skeldon Primary	541	6
114	Ashana King	Winsor Forest Primary	541	3
121	Marissa Mai	Providence Primary	540	4
121	Latannie Schultz	St Therese Primary	540	6
121	Antwan Michael	Watooka Day Primary	540	10
121	Ricardo Dabie	Rama Krishna Primary	540	G/town
121	Crystal Hoyte	Green Acres Primary	540	G/town
121	Najeebah Hussain	ISA Islamic	540	G/town
127	Shenique Bourne	Green Acres Primary	539	G/town
127	Tsayahpet Adams	Westfield Prep	539	G/town
127	Mowally Jeyne	Josel Edu Inst	539	G/town
127	Farisa Douglas	New Guyana School	539	G/town
127	Liam Carpenter	“	539	G/town
127	Antone Herod	Winfer Gardens Primary	539	G/town
127	Omari Smartt	Friendship Primary	539	4
127	Chaitram Achaibar	Lusignan Primary	539	4
127	Alanis Bonar	Success Elementary	539	4
127	Adesh Chattergoon	“	539	4
137	Faith Mahabub	Chateau Margot Primary	538	4
137	Abigail McCollin	Corneila Ida Primary	538	3
137	Haresh Ramdin	Academy of Excellence	538	3
137	Saahirah Kasim	Marian Academy	538	G/town
137	Houshadai Arjune	Dharmic Rama Krishna	538	G/town
137	Richie Goring	South Ruimveldt Primary	538	G/town
137	Amrita Ramsaroop	Rama Krishna Primary	538	G/town
144	Danica Wilson	Royal Halls of Learning	537	10
144	Tehani Henry	Graham’s Hall Primary	537	G/town
144	Khaalid Khan	ISA Islamic	537	G/town
144	Shania Azeez	Green Acres Primary	537	G/town
144	Daniel King	“	537	G/town
144	Zende Lyken	New Guyana School	537	G/town
144	Israel Desir	Marian Academy	537	G/town
144	Bianca Lindo	St Gabriel’s Primary	537	G/town
144	Destiny Payne	St Margaret’s Primary	537	G/town
144	Emily Persaud	Academy of Excellence	537	3
144	Mikayla Thomas	Genesis Early Childhood	537	3
144	Milton Williams	Kuru Kururu Primary	537	4
144	Matthew Balack	Success Elementary	537	4
144	Jia Xin Liu	“	537	4
144	Vettorie Lathman	Massiah Primary	537	6

RESULTS BY REGION


NATIONAL GRADE SIX ASSESSMENT – 2016

CANDIDATES SECURING THE TOP TEN PLACES BY REGION

	NAME	SCHOOL NAME	MARKS	School Awarded

REGION #1

1	Chandy Rodrigues	Santa Rosa Primary	506	Santa Rosa Sec
2	Naoia Wells	St Mary’s Primary	500	North West Sec
3	Julia Gonsalves	Santa Rosa Primary	491	Santa Rosa Sec
4	Reah Henry	Kamwatta Primary	485	Santa Rosa Sec
5	Telkia Torres	Santa Rosa Primary	481	“
6	Josiah Williams	Port Kaituma Primary	479	Port Kaituma Sec
7	Altyah La Rose	Santa Rosa Primary	475	Santa Rosa Sec
8	Natalia Inniss	Hosororo Primary	474	North West Sec
9	Triston Ramkarran	Santa Rosa Primary	470	Santa Rosa Sec
10	Ken Warde	Mabaruma Primary	468	North West Sec

REGION # 2

1	Yovendra Singh	Suddie Primary	553	Queen’s College
2	Yogita Sookra	Queenstown Primary	546	“
3	Devanjali Ramkellawan	Taymouth Manor Primary	542	“
4	Angelita Chattergoon	Hampton Court Primary	535	The Bishops’ High
5	Andriana Roberts	Taymouth Manor Primary	534	“
6	Aliyah Doodnauth	Sparta Primary	521	St Rose’s High
7	Tyhecia Moore	Hampton Court Primary	520	“
7	Darshan Mohamed	Suddie Primary	520	“
9	Kelly Sankar	Suddie Primary	518	“
9	Dhaniram Mahadeo	Aurora Primary	518	“
9	Jadon Campbell	Suddie Primary	518	“

REGION # 3

1	Jonathan Ganga	Leonora Primary	560	Queen’s College
2	Breanne Boucher	Genesis Early Childhood	556	“
3	Luke Mangal	Academy Of Excellence	555	“
4	Karuma Lall	“	553	“
5	Arvind Naraine	“	552	“
5	Javid Nizamudin	“	552	“
5	Aditya Gobin	Leonora Primary	552	“
5	Annalisa Charles	“	552	“
9	Justin Persaud	Academy Of Excellence	551	“
10	Faraz Yassin	“	549	“
10	Lakeram Persaud	Belle West Primary	549	“
10	Nabeel Baksh	Leonora Primary	549	“

REGION # 4

1	Chelsea Barnes	Success Elementary	563	Queen’s College
2	Helia Agard	“	561	“
3	Indie Rampersaud	“	560	“
3	Justin Seecharan	“	560	“
5	Annandi Diaram	Valmiki Vidyalaya	559	“
6	Aletha Joseph	Montrose Primary	558	“
7	Ryon Sarjoo	Swani Purnananda Pri	555	“
7	Jenifer Chulai	Strathspey Primary	555	“
7	Reuben Cush	Kuru Kururu Primary	555	“
7	Roshni Samaroo	Valmiki Vidyalaya	555	“

REGION # 7

1	Romel Smith	St John The Baptist Pri	526	St Stanislaus Colleg
2	Corena Clementson	St Anthony’s Primary	500	Three Miles Sec
3	Indrani Vanlange	“	493	“
4	Amyeda Clement	Jawalla Primary	488	DC Ceasar Fox Sec
5	Navin Baboolall	Higher Achievers Inst	485	Three Miles Sec
6	Victoria Outridge	St John The Baptist Pri	482	“
7	Michael Cameron	“	481	“
8	Anil Jerry	Jawalla Primary	477	DC Ceasar Fox Sec
8	Nixon Williams	Two Miles Primary	477	Three Miles Sec
10	Dino Chambers	Paruima Primary	476	DC Ceasar Fox Sec

REGION # 8

1	Kayla Gomes	Paramakatoi Primary	511	St Joseph High
2	Jilly Marcello	“	457	Paramakatoi Sec
3	Charlie Peters	Mahdia Primary	454	Mahdia Primary
4	Akeel Bennett	Micobie Primary	453	“
5	Asher Edinboro	School of Excellence	448	“
6	Eulene Xavier	Kopinang Primary	447	Paramakatoi Sec
6	Quinita Patrick	Mahdia Primary	447	Mahdia Sec
8	Renella Da Silva	Paramakatoi Primary	441	Paramakatoi Sec
9	Cao-jiaxiong John	Mahdia Primary	435	Mahdia Sec
9	Audrey Joseph	Tuseneng Primary	435	Paramakatoi Sec

REGION # 9

1	Akimo Demetro	Arapaima Primary	536	The Bishops High
2	Isharia Richardson	“	528	“
3	Jasanyo Foo	“	523	St Stanislaus College
4	Kayla Xavier	“	507	“
5	Terrie Me Rae	“	502	“
6	Simone James	“	494	“
7	Jelana Fredericks	“	487	St Ignatius Sec
7	Keenan Williams	St Ignatius Primary	487	“
8	Amish a Flaeera fall	Arapaima Primary	486	“
9	Danielle Robeiro	“	483	“
9	Julissa Nelson	St Ignatius Primary	483	“

REGION # 10

1	Erenilda DeSouza	Regma Primary	551	Queen’s College
2	Jaheim Joseph	Royal Halls of Learning	548	“
3	Tieanna Croal	Watooka Day Primary	544	“
4	Tyrell Davis	“	541	“
5	Antwan Michael	“	540	The Bishops High
6	Danica Wilson	Royal Halls of Learning	537	“
7	Emily Me Kenzie	One Mile Primary	536	“
7	Carl Bovell	Watooka Day Primary	536	“
9	Stephanna Wilson	Royal Halls of Learning	535	“
10	Zabeda Rodrigues	One Mile Primary	534	“

REGION # 11

1	Anthony Ferreira	Mae’s Under 12	568	Queen’s College
1	Aryan Singh	Dharmic Rama Krishna	568	“
3	Sarena Razak	Graham’s Hall Primary	565	“
4	Arun Sooknarine	Dharmic Rama Krishna	562	“
5	Davya Nandalall	Mae’s Under 12	560	“
5	Lemuel Assing	New Guyana School	560	“
7	Saalih Rahim	ISA Islamic	559	“
7	Muhammad Hassad	Al Ghazali Islamic	559	“
9	Jordon Nelson	New Guyana School	558	“
10	Anjali Maharaj	Marian Academy	557	“
10	Rachael Ramlall	“	557	“

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guyaneseonline On 07/06/2016 at 12:50 am
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guyaneseonline On 07/07/2016 at 12:02 am
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National Grade Six Assessment Results 2016
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Gigi On 07/07/2016 at 9:48 pm
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Eh, no surprise Guyana is following the US on beating up on “drilling and teaching to the test.” Dr Roopernarine, those “antiquated methods” are still very much promoted and practiced because, contrary to western bashing of memorizing/drilling by Asians, Asians still dominate in the STEM fields. Why is that? Is it by committing learning to long term memory and freeing up their brains to explore news pursuits to also commit to long term memory? The west may have banished this method of learning to dumb down their population at one time but I can assure you that it is back. However, it is given a new education buzzword called “rehearsal.” The hours and hours of rehearsal that performers in all fields endure to master their performance.

I graduated this spring with a dual BA degree in childhood elementary education and special education with a concentration in Social Science. I also had to take 5 exams to become certified as a teacher in NY. Four of these these exams were timed and the fifth was an 80+ page portfolio submission (edTPA Special Education). One of the exams, CST Multi-Subject, is a combination of several subjects including math. Not only was the use of a calculator not allowed, math formulas were not provided to answer some of the questions. If one has not committed to REHEARSING multiplication facts and formulas, one would not be able to complete the exam in the allotted time and one would fail the exam. Spending 10 minutes to answer a question that only allows you 2 minutes is a recipe for failure. Spending 10 minutes to laboriously figure out 8×7, or the square root of 9 + 8, or the area and/or perimeter of a weird shaped fence, or the distance from point A to B to C to D will cost you dearly. Drilling/rehearsing was what helped me passed all 5 of my exams and not just the math portion. Remembering Blooms taxonomy; the theories of Piaget, Vygotsky, Bandura, Brunner; IDEA, NCLB, ESEA/ESSA; IEPs, 504 plans, ABA, FBA, BIP, RtI; all the various disabilities and teaching strategies/accommodations/modifications; all the latest buzzwords in education to show you are keeping abreast of the latest changes/reforms – teachers as facilitators (teachers no longer teach), best practices, reflective practitioner, differentiated instruction, scaffolding (ZPD), multi-modal learning, multiple intelligences approach, etc,etc,etc – the list is long, And all of this stuff I had to remember had to do with me “rehearsing.”

Now for his “antiquated” remark on “teaching to the test.” The new buzzword is ‘benchmarks’ and the new buzzword of test is ‘assessment.’ Benchmark assessments are administered to students to provide reflective practitioners with immediate and ongoing feedback to facilitate students’ learning outcomes through modification and or accommodation of the curriculum goals . In layman’s terms, if, for example, the school/teacher decides that 3rd grade students will learn their 2x table the week of September 1 – 5. Firstly, the teacher prepares a five day lesson plan to include informal and formal assessments on teaching students the 2x table. Next, she goes about her task of teaching, incorporating pop quizzes and exit slips to assess daily learning. Finally she administers an end of lesson assessment. If, the teacher teaches the lesson but does not “assess” students’ learning, she is basically teaching blind because she has no way of knowing if the students learned the lesson. Yes she taught it BUT DID THEY GET IT? The only way for her to know is by “assessing” the learning outcome of the lesson, i.e, “teaching to the test” to measure learning. You have to have some standard to measure against. And there’s needs to be accountability to the parents, the taxpayers and the system. It is not surprising that the private schools get it. Parents should not have to pay EXTRA for this but they do because the system has failed.
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demerwater On 11/10/2016 at 3:19 pm
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I cannot count the times that I have endured all sorts of criticism for my method of learning. I went through the era of reciting tables, poems, songs etc. from memory. I would end, rather tamely, with some remark like, “What can I say?” or “Works for me”.
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