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Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment Discussion

Javid Roberts May 5, 2014

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Close to two thousand Grade Six Pupils from Primary Schools across the country will write the external component of the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment or CPEA later this month.

According to Bernadette Greaves, who is responsible for Exams and Assessment in the Ministry of Education, one thousand, nine hundred and forty eight pupils will write the external component of the CPEA on Friday May 16th, at centers across the country.

Speaking on NBC’s Views on Issues programme on Sunday, Miss Greaves outlined the two components of the CPEA.

Bernadette Greaves, who is responsible for Exams and Assessment in the Ministry of Education
Meanwhile, CPEA Focal Point in St. Vincent and the Grenadines Clyde Fitzpatrick urged Teachers and Parents to give the required support to the pupils who would be writing the exam.

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