ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD KEVON WORRELL has become familiar with what it means to reap the fruits of his hard work.
This was evident to the Lawrence T. Gay Memorial Primary School student when he opened his slip containing the results of the Barbados Secondary Schools Entrance Examination yesterday.
“I worked hard and I passed for Queen’s College. I always wanted to go there. . . . My sister went there,” he told the DAILY NATION, sighing with satisfaction.
Worrell obtained 99 in English, 100 in mathematics, to achieve a converted score of 245.85 A, which landed him at position No. 6 in the overall top ten in the island.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
Kevon gets his QC wish
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