Honour Roll: Student Highlights

The Summer Term of 2024 at Jamaica College has showcased exceptional talent and academic dedication from our students. We are proud to recognize those who have earned their place on the Honour Roll and Commendable List for their hard work and outstanding performance. These students have demonstrated not only excellence but also a commitment to furthering their academic journey.

First Form

• Honour Roll (80%-100%):
  • Jeremiah James (85.70%) and Zachary O’Connor (85.13%) are the shining stars of the First Form. Jeremiah’s drive and discipline have propelled him to the top, earning him a well-deserved place on the Honour Roll. Zachary, with his unwavering focus, has shown his true potential and has proven himself a dedicated scholar. These two students set an excellent example for their peers to follow.
  • Notable Mentions: Christoff Legister, Zaydin Dawkins, and others who have demonstrated exceptional performance, with averages over 80%. These students have worked tirelessly to maintain strong academic standards and should be proud of their achievements.
• Commendable List (74%-79%):
  • Jhodan Gregory (79.22%) and Caleb Rose (78.74%) have shown significant improvement and dedication, making them stand out on the Commendable List. Jhodan’s perseverance has led him to the cusp of the Honour Roll, while Caleb’s consistent efforts reflect his strong academic foundation. These students have made remarkable strides and have proven their ability to rise to challenges.
  • Several others also performed admirably, coming close to Honour Roll status and displaying commendable effort.

Second Form

• Honour Roll (80%-100%):
  • Jordan McPherson (88.88%) and Kristof Chambers (88.32%) have truly excelled this term. Jordan’s disciplined study habits and passion for learning have made him a standout student, while Kristof’s exceptional work ethic and determination have placed him among the top performers. Together, they represent the high standards we aspire for all students at Jamaica College.
  • Khaden Robinson, Roshaun Daley, and Cordell Williams also earned a place on the Honour Roll with their impressive averages, reflecting their commitment to academic excellence.
• Commendable List (74%-79%):
  • Kyeel Shaw (76.72%) and Kole Tomlinson (76.16%) have proven themselves to be hardworking and consistent students. Kyeel’s academic improvement and Kole’s steadfast dedication to his studies make them deserving of recognition on the Commendable List.

Third Form

• Honour Roll (80%-100%):
  • Luke Smith (85.19%) and Li-Andre Austin (84.87%) are two students who have consistently demonstrated their academic brilliance. Luke’s meticulous attention to detail in his work has set him apart, while Li-Andre’s intellectual curiosity and dedication to learning have earned him a place on the Honour Roll. They both serve as inspirations for their peers.
  • Yato Hyman, Keianjúie Williams, and others have also achieved excellence, maintaining averages well above 80%, which speaks to their hard work and dedication.
• Commendable List (74%-79%):
  • Christoffe Lee (79.29%) and Giordane Robertson (79.32%) have shown remarkable effort and growth. Their consistency and academic strength have made them key performers in their class.
  • Many others, including Raheim Longmore and Marquis Stanley, have demonstrated strong academic potential, earning their place on the Commendable List through hard work and perseverance.

Fourth Form

• Honour Roll (80%-100%):
  • Shakury Fuller (85.14%) and Zack-Andre Johnson (83.43%) have proven themselves to be some of the brightest students in their year group. Shakury’s dedication to his studies and his academic discipline are exemplary, while Zack-Andre’s hard work and resilience have earned him a place on the Honour Roll. They continue to set the bar high for academic excellence.
  • Jordan Morgan and Hensley Marsh also displayed impressive academic achievements, keeping their averages above 80%. Their consistency and commitment to their studies are admirable.
• Commendable List (74%-79%):
  • Jonathan Brown (78.64%) and Jadon Davis (78.71%) are both deserving of recognition for their outstanding academic efforts. Jonathan’s attention to detail and Jadon’s determination have helped them perform consistently well throughout the term.

This term’s recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the students at Jamaica College. These young scholars have shown great potential, and their achievements are a reflection of their commitment to excellence.

Jamaica College 2024 CSEC Achievements

We extend our warmest congratulations to the following students who achieved outstanding success in the 2024 CSEC examinations, earning five or more grade ones:

• Matthew McNab, Suwayne Asphall, Damali Baker, Jamarli Banton, Raul Basir-Singh, Akeem Bennett, Dornel Bennett, Tyler Brown, Kris-Lloyd Chambers, Reuel Douglas, Dhazihnio Edwards, Mason-Jai Edwards, Michael-Andre Edwards, Jonathon Ferguson, Cairo Frazer, Jurrien Hall, Kaden Harris, Cameron Hawthorne, Nathaniel Henry, Nicolai Henry, Jonnathan Hosey, Shakir Hutchinson, Aleem Jones, Latrell Jones, Micah Lee, Brendon-Michael Manahan, Aaron Mbwavi, Jabari McCarthy, Christopher McDonald, Clavon McGowan, Dusean McKinson, Matthew Morris, Joshaun Palmer, Roshane Petgrave, Justin Phinn, Jaevion Rankine, Brandon Rerrie, Cristiano Seaton, Shakiel Senior, Azlani Simpson, Davoji Smikle, Kevin Smith, Ajanae Thompson, Javair Thompson, Jayden Thompson, Joel Tyson, Kyle Walker, Daijon Wallace, Andrew Walters, Keelan Waul, Marvin Whyte, Nickoye Williams.

These students have not only excelled academically but have also demonstrated a spirit of perseverance and excellence. Their achievements are a testament to their dedication, discipline, and intellectual capacity.

Jamaica College 2024 CAPE Achievements

We would also like to commend the following students who achieved four or more grade ones or grade twos in the 2024 CAPE examinations:

• Ajani Bennett, Jaheem Khouri, Justin Mitchell, Danyl Morris, Joshua Noteman, Daniel Peart, Yatniel Walters.

These students have shown exceptional academic promise and have set a high standard for their peers. Their dedication to their studies is evident, and we are confident they will continue to shine in the future.

Academic Improvement Recognition (2023-2024)

We also want to highlight those students who have shown remarkable improvement over the 2023-2024 academic year. Their growth, effort, and commitment to achieving their personal best are noteworthy:

• Tywone Davy (Class 1C), Rahjeek Cousins (Class 1G), Rojae White (Class 1G), Craig Wilson-Kelly (Class 2G), Tyler Gibbs (Class 3B), Marc Wilson (Class 3D), Jayden Forbes (Class 3E), Domonic Dacres (Class 4A), Macario Malcolm (Class 4G).

These students’ improvement is a testament to their resilience, hard work, and dedication to personal growth.

Subject-Specific Awards

We also want to recognize the following students for their excellence in specific subjects:

• Kashief Spence (Class 3B – Biology)
• Isaiah Harrison (Class 3D – Building)
• Kauane Knight (Class 3A – Business Basics)
• Nathaniel Thompson (Class 3A – Chemistry)
• Joshua Leslie (Class 3F – Technical Drawing)
• Yato Hyman (Class 3C – Electrical)
• Hugh Hinds (Class 3F – English A)
• Jahiem Dill (Class 3B – English Literature)
• Gianni Murphy (Class 3H – Food and Nutrition)
• Li-Andre Austin (Class 3H – French)
• Pax-Thien Watson (Class 3H – Geography)
• Jevon Palmer (Class 3F – History)
• Li-Andre Austin (Class 3H – Information Technology)
• Daquan Swearing (Class 3A – Mathematics)
• Rajay Nicholas (Class 3D – Physical Education)
• Yato Hyman (Class 3C – Physics)
• Yato Hyman (Class 3C – Spanish)
• Hugh Hinds (Class 3E – Social Studies)
• Ethan Williams (Class 3E – Visual Arts)

Congratulations to all students for their exceptional academic achievements and their continued pursuit of excellence! We are proud of you and look forward to your future success.