The Anglican Central Education Authority (ACEA) proudly celebrates the outstanding achievement of students from St. Anne’s High School in the 2026 National Essay Competition hosted by the Department of Archives.
St. Anne’s students distinguished themselves among participants from schools across the country, demonstrating strong research skills, critical thinking, and a deep appreciation for national history and heritage. Their success reflects the school’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence, character formation, and the holistic development of its students within a faith-based learning environment.
Special congratulations are extended to Tysha Johnson, who captured 1st Place in the Senior Division, and to Sarai Louis, who earned 2nd Place. Their accomplishments highlight the talent, discipline, and determination of St. Anne’s students, as well as the dedication of the teachers and mentors who guided them throughout the competition.
The ACEA also extends appreciation to the Department of Archives for its continued partnership in promoting literacy, research, and civic awareness among young people. Competitions such as this provide valuable platforms for students to develop their voice, sharpen their writing, and contribute thoughtfully to national conversations.
St. Anne’s High School is one of several Anglican schools under the ACEA dedicated to nurturing students academically, spiritually, and socially, preparing them to be leaders of integrity in their communities and beyond.
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