7.9K views · 9 comments | Caribbean Examinations Council Regional Awards Ceremony 2021 | GIS Grenada | Facebook

The Caribbean Examinations Council today presented the regional results of students’ performance in the CSEC and CAPE exams, which were administered earlier in the year. At the CAPE level, more than 90 percent of students who sat papers in Caribbean studies, communication studies, the two units of sociology, biology and chemistry received grades one to five, which are considered acceptable. However, both the numbers of students and the number of tests they took significantly decreased overall. I

2.6K views | While the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has debunked exam paper leak rumours, TTUTA president Martin Lum Kin says they remain concerned over the security of CSEC and CAPE exam papers throughout the region. Lum Kin also addresses the closure of St Augustine Secondary School following suspected arson, which destroyed the school's restrooms. He was a guest on today’s edition of CNC3’s The Morning Brew. | CNC3 Television, Trinidad and Tobago | Facebook

The Caribbean Examinations Council, CXC, has sought to assure stakeholders of the integrity of the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination, CAPE, Chemistry Unit 2 Paper 2 Examination, which was administered on May 9, across the region. CXC noted concerns raised that the questions on the examination were focused on material from the CAPE Chemistry Unit 1 Syllabus, and not from the CAPE Chemistry Unit 2 Syllabus. In a statement, CXC said, being aware of the anxiety among candidates and parents

58K views · 961 reactions | BREAKING: CXC confirms Maths Paper II was leaked The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has confirmed that the CSEC Mathematics Paper II was leaked ahead of the exams. A statement from Guyana’s Education Minister, Priya Manickchand, noted that CXC also confirmed that the paper was not leaked in Guyana. The Council has since agreed to mark Paper I and the SBA but will now disregard Paper II. | News Room | Facebook