Madiba Charles and Madison Paul Earn Top Honors in Saint Lucia’s CPEA

Saint Lucia has reached a significant achievement in the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment (CPEA), with its students excelling both locally and regionally. Leading the pack is Madiba Charles from Tapion Primary School, who achieved an outstanding score of 99.6 percent, ranking first among over 1,900 candidates. Following closely is Madison Paul of Gros Islet Primary, who obtained 99.4 percent, earning the title of top female performer and second overall. In District 2, Isaiah Bushell from Camille Henry Memorial Primary secured third nationally with 98.6 percent. His peers Tyler Fredrick and Zayne Aurelien also distinguished themselves, both earning 98.2 percent, tying for ninth. During the 2025 CPEA results announcement, Patterson Abraham, Acting Registrar of Examinations, celebrated the results as a historic moment reflecting the dedication of students, educators, and families. Of the 1,960 participants, 1,955 were placed in secondary schools, marking a noteworthy achievement for Saint Lucia in just four years.