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For more than 17,000 students who wrote the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA), yesterday was not about textbooks or revision, but celebration.
Excitement filled malls and restaurants as children, their faces beaming with pride and relief, spent the day with family and friends after learning which secondary schools they would attend.
In South Trinidad, the mood at C3 Centre in San Fernando was one of quiet jubilation. Children dressed in their casual best strolled through the mall, some already armed with booklists and registration information collected from their new schools.
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