![READY OR NOT? [13TH AUGUST 2026] - Saint Lucia’s strong performance in the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment is renewing debate over how well students are prepared for the transition to secondary school. While CPEA results highlight academic achievement at the primary level, educators are questioning whether that success is sustained when students face greater academic and social demands. The discussion is prompting fresh calls for stronger support as students move between the two stages of the education system.](https://www.replay.gp/wp-content/plugins/youtube-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
CPEA SUCCESS SPARKS FRESH DEBATE OVER PREPAREDNESS FOR THE TRANSITION TO SECONDARY SCHOOL
READY OR NOT? [13TH AUGUST 2026] – Saint Lucia’s strong performance in the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment is renewing debate over how well students are prepared for the transition to secondary school. While CPEA results highlight academic achievement at the primary level, educators are questioning whether that success is sustained when students face greater academic and social demands. The discussion is prompting fresh calls for stronger support as students move between the two stages of the education system.
