Taken from the Guyana Times page 19th July 2025

Christian Ramsay, of Mae's Under-12, tied for the third spot among Guyana’s top NGSA students in 2025, with 486.98 marks, earning him a spot at Queen's College. He expressed both excitement and pride at being recognized as one of the country’s high achievers. In preparation for the exams, Christian made personal sacrifices—giving up certain privileges and focusing fully on his studies. He remained committed to his goals, attending evening online classes after school, and dedicating his Saturdays and Sundays to extra lessons. His discipline and hard work paid off, placing him among Guyana’s academic elite (Guyana Times, 2025)

The North Ruimveldt Youth Reflection Blog say kudos to Christian for his unwavering dedication and impressive achievement. Your journey reminds young learners that with sacrifice, discipline and heart, excellence is always within reach. 


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  1. Shammah BraithwaiteJuly 19, 2025 at 8:52 PM

    Congratulations to this hardworking student. His dedication paid off!

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