SEA School Choices and Results

Secondary school choices made with the right facts, SEA placement rules understood, results day handled calmly and a child settled into Form One with travel, routines and costs sorted.

Free · Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows · v1.0.0 · Other platforms

Then open the Marketplace in the app, search for SEA School Choices and Results, and click Install. It goes into your own files, and works offline from then on.

What it installs.

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Pillar

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Area

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Projects

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Starter tasks

📝 Caribbean School Exams

SEA School Choices and Results

Choosing secondary schools for SEA, understanding placement, getting through results day and settling a child into Form One.

  1. SEA dates and official rules check
  2. How SEA placement really works
  3. Family priorities for a secondary school
  4. Documents folder for SEA and Form One registration
  5. Long list of secondary schools within reach
  6. Class teacher conversation about realistic choices
  7. SEA special arrangements for a child with additional needs
  8. Form One cost estimate
  9. Trial commute to shortlisted schools
  10. Your child's own secondary school wish list
  11. Secondary school research log
  12. SEA year deadline tracker
  13. SEA year family wellbeing check-in
  14. Bedtime and screens in the run-up to SEA
  15. Back-to-school savings pot for Form One
  16. School messages and notices routine
  17. Night-before bag and uniform routine
  18. Weekly Form One check-in with your child
  19. Term report review with your child
  20. School transport arrangements and payments
  21. Reading what a secondary school publishes
  22. Open day question list
  23. Teaching your child the route to secondary school
  24. Secondary school organisation skills
  25. Talking about SEA scores without comparison
  26. First phone and online safety agreement
  27. Lunch money and weekly allowance practice
  28. Single-sex or co-educational school decision
  29. Five-year or seven-year school decision
  30. Denominational school applications and interviews
  31. Private secondary school as a fallback
  32. Ranking the final school choices
  33. School transport option decision
  34. Summer plan between SEA and Form One
  35. Open days and school visits
  36. Submitting the school choices on time
  37. SEA results day plan
  38. Secondary school registration day
  39. Form One orientation and first week
  40. Primary school leaving celebrations
  41. First Form One parent-teacher meeting
  42. Placement at a school you did not choose
  43. Requesting a transfer after placement
  44. Moving to Trinidad and Tobago from abroad before Form One
  45. Child placed far from home or boarding with relatives
  46. Second child sitting SEA after an older sibling
  47. Single or shift-working parent through the SEA year
  48. Class parent coordinator for SEA choices
  49. End of Form One review and next steps
  50. Guide for next year's SEA families

Where it starts.

Each project arrives with its purpose, milestones and first tasks written out. Here is how the first three read.

SEA dates and official rules check

Every SEA year the Ministry of Education publishes the exam date, the deadline for school choices, the results release and the registration window, and those dates can move from one year to the next. An hour with the official notices, before listening to any parent group rumour, gives the family one calendar everyone trusts.

First tasks

  • Check the current SEA timetable and placement rules on the Ministry of Education website
  • Ask the class teacher when the school collects the choices form
  • Enter every official SEA date in the shared family calendar
  • Save the Ministry's latest SEA circular in the documents folder

How SEA placement really works

Placement is not just a score: it combines the mark, the order of your choices, the places each school has, and for many denominational schools a share of places the board selects itself. Parents who understand the mechanics write choice lists that protect the child, while parents who do not sometimes waste a top choice or leave no realistic option at the bottom.

First tasks

  • Read the Ministry's current explanation of how SEA placement is decided
  • Write a one-page summary of placement in plain words
  • Find out how denominational boards choose their share of Form One places
  • List the questions the summary leaves open and ask the class teacher

Family priorities for a secondary school

Before anyone compares schools, agree what actually matters for this child: travel time, single-sex or mixed, a sixth form, sport or music, faith, class sizes or a particular friend group. Writing down the top five priorities stops the choice list turning into a ranking of reputations borrowed from other parents.

First tasks

  • Write your own top five things you want from a secondary school
  • Ask your child what they most want from their new school
  • Merge the lists into five ranked priorities at a family sit-down
  • Name two deal-breakers everyone agrees on

Make it yours.

Install SEA School Choices and Results, then tell Aurum the date you're aiming for. It checks whether the plan fits the weeks you actually have.

Free · Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows · v1.0.0 · Other platforms

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