Twelve Top Grade 6 English Achievers Celebrated for Academic Excellence
Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands, 30 July 2026 – Twelve outstanding Grade 6 students from primary schools across the British Virgin Islands (“BVI”) have been recognised for achieving the highest English grades at their respective schools during a special ceremony hosted by Maples Group at the Maples Conference Room, Ritter House.
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The students were celebrated for their exceptional performance, discipline and commitment to learning as they prepare to begin secondary school in September. The ceremony placed their achievements at the centre of the occasion, recognising the promise, confidence and communication skills they have already demonstrated at this important stage of their academic journeys.
The students recognised were:
- Jhernee Browne – Robinson O’Neal Primary School
- Layla Zoe Saniana – Ebenezer Thomas Primary School
- Josiah Soriano Beard – Jost Van Dyke Primary School
- Bri’Nique Varlack – Willard Wheatley Primary School
- Kyra Hendrickson – Leonora Delville Primary School
- Dauria McMaster – Joyce Samuel Primary School
- Marquis Chavez – Claudia Creque Educational Centre
- Aiden Anthony Thompson – Alexandrina Maduro Primary School
- Elizabeth L. Callwood – Ivan Dawson Primary School
- Daundre Rhodes – Bregado Flax Educational Centre
- Raina Sasha Jackson – Francis Lettsome Primary School
- J’Coya Scatliffe – Enis Adams Primary School (not pictured)
The Recognition Ceremony underscored the importance of literacy, communication and academic achievement as foundations for future success. Students were applauded for their individual accomplishments, while their families, teachers and school communities were also acknowledged for the important role they continue to play in supporting young learners across the Territory.
Speaking at the event, Christopher Newton, Managing Partner of Maples Group’s BVI office, congratulated the students and encouraged them to continue pursuing excellence as they transition to secondary school.
“Today we celebrate twelve exceptional students whose achievements in English reflect their hard work, perseverance and commitment to learning,” said Mr Newton. “Their success is an inspiration to their peers and a strong reminder of the value of dedication and academic excellence. We are proud to recognise their accomplishments and look forward to seeing the positive contributions they will make in secondary school and beyond.”
The recognition forms part of Maples Group’s ongoing commitment to supporting education, youth development and academic excellence in the communities in which it operates.
As the students prepare to embark on the next stage of their education, they were encouraged to embrace new opportunities, remain focused on their goals and continue striving for excellence in all their endeavours.
Maples Group extends its congratulations to each student, together with their parents, teachers and school communities, for their role in this achievement.
