Imagine at ten being the holder of a CSEC pass. This is the reality for a local girl from the Scarborough Roman Catholic School. Sandeera Lewis has become the nation’s youngest known student to write and pass the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate.
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PM meets with Martinique Leader
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Solution for touting still being sought
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Bloody Bay Road Collapses
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Freak or not… as vehicle tumbles
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Hundreds gather to pay tribute to World War Survivors
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