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Students of San Fernando Boys’ RC School celebrate after writing the SEA exam. – Photo by Ayanna Kinsale
Youngsters from across Trinidad and Tobago studied for months for the SEA exam on March 21. As they breathed a sigh of relief now that the exam is over, they celebrated in various ways. Newsday captured them in their moments of celebration.
Here are some of the images we captured:
Sapphire Brathwaite-Jones, 11, outside Gloster Lodge Moravian School, where she sat the SEA exam on March 21. – Photo by Faith Ayoung
Shenicee Melville and her son, Cassidy Melville, 11, after the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) at Gloster Lodge Moravian School on March 21. – Photo by Faith Ayoung
SEA pupils visited Movie Towne, Invaders Bay, Port of Spain to take advantage of the SEA “cooldown” giveaways on March 21. – Photo by Roger Jacob
Movietowne Carousel Park at Invaders Bay, Port of Spain, welcomed SEA pupils as they enjoyed the amusement rides, fun activities and SEA “cooldown” giveaways on March 21. – Photo by Roger Jacob
St Gabriel Girls’ RC School student Isabella Martin kisses her father Kwame Philip after writing the SEA exam on March 21. – Photo by Ayanna Kinsale
Asia Viarruel and Georgia Johnson of Maria Regina Private School enjoyed the SEA cooldown giveaways at TGIF Fridays Restaurant, Queen’s Park Savannah, Port of Spain on March 21. – Photo by Roger Jacob
Students of Gloster Lodge Moravian School after the SEA on March 21. – Photo by Faith Ayoung
Mercedez Andrews,11, of Sacred Heart Girls’ RC School and her dad, Quincy Andrews on Pembroke Street, Port of Spain, after the SEA on March 21. – Photo by Faith Ayoung
Frehiwotar Acher,11, of St Ursula’ Girls’ Anglican School, on Park Street, after the SEA on March 21. – Photo by Faith Ayoung
Family and friends celebrate with students of St Gabriel Girls’ RC School after the SEA exam. – Photo by Ayanna Kinsale
