AT?THE TENDER AGE OF 11, Christopher Phillips knows what he wants in life and he is already on the right path to achieving it.
Yesterday, he made a giant step towards that goal by not only passing for the school of his choice – Harrison College – but also being placed among the top ten students in the island in this year’s Common Entrance Examination.
Christopher, who attends The Rock Christian School, received the seventh highest score with 99 in mathematics, 98 in English and an A in the composition, for a converted score of 245.29A.
The confident boy, who has set his sights on becoming a doctor, told the DAILY?NATION?yesterday that his hard work had paid off.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
Hard work pays off for confident Christopher
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