RESULTS FOR THE Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) have been out since last Thursday night, but there is still no announcement of the students awarded scholarships.
What is known is that Christ Church Foundation and The St Michael schools, which introduced the CAPE subjects two years ago with the first intake of sixth formers, did not perform well enough to gain scholarships or exhibitions.
Reliable information suggests that, based on performance in the first unit last year, Harrison College was in line for at least nine scholarships and Queen’s College five.
Principals met with officials at the Ministry of Education on Friday when they collected the results, but since then schools have been hesitant to release information about their scores. (YB)
Waiting on CAPE schols list
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