Arima Central Secondary School is reporting strong academic results for the 2025/2026 academic year.
Among the achievements, Principal Billy Dhoray noted 100% passes in several subjects, including Biology, Physics, Mathematics, English A, Technology, Business, Music and Food and Nutrition.
“91.4% achieved at least five passes, 83.9% achieved at least five passes including English A and Mathematics, 71% achieved at least seven passes, 56% achieved at least eight passes, and two students achieved the exceptional distinction of eight Grade Ones each.”
At CAPE, the proportion of graded entries earning Grades 1 to 3 increased compared with last year.
“At CAPE the progress is particularly encouraging; the proportion of graded entries achieving Grades 1-3 rose by approximately from 74% in 2025 to 86% in 2026.”
The school is also reporting strong overall academic performance, with notable results across its academic, business, technical and vocational programmes.
“At CSEC, more than nine out of every 10 students achieved at least five passes. At CAPE, we have a 99.5% of all graded subjects falling within Grades 1 to 4 and more than 85% within Grades 1 to 3. Overall, the results demonstrate strong student achievement, significant number of high grades, excellent performance by the leading candidates, and successful outcomes across a broad range of academics, business, technical and vocational subjects.”
These results were celebrated at the school’s awards ceremony, which recognised students for their academic achievements, commitment and progress, while also acknowledging the teachers and parents who supported them along the way.