The Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) is an examination designed for students transitioning from primary to secondary education. It typically assesses students' knowledge and skills in subjects such as mathematics, language arts, and science. The results help determine placement in secondary schools, ensuring that students are placed in environments that match their academic abilities. The SEA is administered by educational authorities in various regions, including Trinidad and Tobago. It is an important milestone for students, as it influences their educational path and opportunities in secondary institutions. Preparation for the SEA often includes study sessions, practice tests, and support from teachers and parents.