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The 2018 CSEC results from 15 secondary schools in Dominica show positive trends with increased overall pass rates and subject performances. A detailed analysis reveals improvements in English, Mathematics, and other subjects, with particular schools showcasing marked progress. Over two-thirds of candidates passed five or more subjects, indicating a favorable academic performance. Dominica continues to excel regionally, surpassing the average in most subjects.
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Dominica: 2018 CSEC Results MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AUGUST 2018
CANDIDATES • 15 secondary schools submitted candidates for CSEC. • 779 school candidates. 90 students less than last year when 869 students sat the examination. • 197 private candidates compared to 397 in 2017 • 976 total wrote the CSEC examinations in 33 subject areas.
OVERALL PERCENTAGE PASS • There was a 3.6% increase in the overall percentage pass of students receiving grades 1, 2 and 3 in the 2018 CSEC exams compared to 2017.
OVERALL…….. • 4 schools showed marked improvement in their performances. Dominica Community High School (13%), St. Martin Secondary (12%), Dominica Grammar School (9%) and the Arthur Waldron Seventh Day Adventist Academy (8%). • 364 or 47%of the candidates passed 5 or more subjects including Mathematics and English. This shows an increase from last year when it was 42%. • 522 or 67% of the candidates passed 5 or more subjects with either grades 1, 2 or 3. • 38 students from 11 of the secondary schools obtained 6 or more grade ones in the CSEC exams
SUBJECT PERFORMANCE 27 6
Performance summary • There was a 3.6% percentage point increase in the overall performance in 2018. We continue to see a positive upward trend in performance. • 67% of the students left Form 5 with good CSEC grades in at least 5 subjects. For 47% of the students, English and Math were included among the 5 subjects. • Overall pass rate in English (85.3%) and Mathematics (55.4%) showed increases from last year 2017. • 11 out of the 15 schools showed increases in their overall pass rate. There were marked increases in the pass rate for Dominica Community High School (13%), St. Martin Secondary (12%), Dominica Grammar School (9%) and the Arthur Waldron Seventh Day Adventist Academy (8%).
Performance summary • Convent High School and St. John’s Academy continue to excel. • 38 students from 11 schools received 6 ones and above. • Dominica’s overall performance is some 12 points above regional average. • Dominican students performed above the regional average in all except three subject areas (French, Industrial Tech Building and Visual Arts)