The Anglican Central Education Authority (ACEA) is pleased to celebrate four primary school students who proudly represented their schools at the 2025 Bahamas Primary School Student of the Year Awards.
Selected as nominees by their individual schools, these students joined over 100 of the nation’s top achievers in this year’s national program. They’ve each shown strong character, consistent academic performance, and a willingness to lead by example.
The ACEA congratulates:
- Roman Paul, St. John’s College, New Providence
- Abigail Davis, St. Anne’s School, New Providence
- Katelynn Duncombe, Bishop Michael Eldon School, Grand Bahama
- Kylee Smith, St. Andrew’s Anglican School, Georgetown, Exuma
Each student was awarded for their outstanding performance:
- Abigail Davis – 24th Place Finalist
Received a $3,000 scholarship and HP laptop - Roman Paul – 27th Place Finalist
Received a $3,000 scholarship and HP laptop - Kylee Smith –
Received a $2,000 scholarship and HP laptop - Katelynn Duncombe –
Received a $1,500 scholarship and HP laptop
“These students represented us well,” said Alphonso Major Jr., Director of Education for the Anglican Central Education Authority. “They’ve shown what’s possible when young people are encouraged, supported, and given the space to grow. We’re proud of each of them and look forward to seeing what comes next.”
The ACEA also thanks the Bahamas Primary School Student of the Year Foundation for its continued role in uplifting young voices across the country.
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