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The line outside an ice cream shop at SouthPark Mall, San Fernando, began to buckle just hours after the final paper was written, as children fresh out of the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) pressed forward, hoping to be among the first 100 to claim a voucher and a bank account reward.
It was a sharp contrast to how the day began.
From as early as 7 am, parents across South Trinidad stood outside school gates, walking their children in and holding on to their own nerves as tightly as they held their children’s hands.
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