AYV News, August 12, 2026
Eleven-year-old Davies Bethany M. J. C. of Tower Hill Kindergarten Primary School has emerged as the top-performing candidate in Sierra Leone’s 2026 National Primary School Examination (NPSE), recording an impressive aggregate score of 351.
Davies’ outstanding result places her at the top of this year’s national examination rankings, earning her recognition as one of the country’s brightest young academic performers.
At just 11 years old, her achievement has brought pride to her school, teachers, parents and community, while highlighting the impact of dedication, discipline and quality education in shaping young learners.
Her remarkable performance also comes as an inspiration to thousands of pupils across Sierra Leone who sat the 2026 NPSE, demonstrating what can be achieved when hard work and commitment are matched with the right learning environment and support.
Davies’ success is expected to attract widespread recognition from the education community, as her performance places her among the country’s outstanding young academic achievers.
For Tower Hill Kindergarten Primary School, the achievement represents a major milestone and a moment of pride for the institution, its teaching staff and Davies’ family.
While Davies takes the national spotlight, the 2026 NPSE results mark an important milestone for all candidates who completed the examination.
For thousands of pupils across the country, the results signal the beginning of a new chapter in their educational journey, as they prepare to progress to the next level of their studies.
Davies’ achievement serves as a powerful reminder that age is no barrier to excellence when talent is supported by hard work, discipline and determination.
Sierra Leone celebrates Davies Bethany M. J. C. and all the 2026 NPSE candidates for their efforts and achievements.
