STUDENTS of Al Noor International School have secured ‘phenomenal results’ in the Cambridge Assessment International Examinations by attaining 284 A*, 424 A and 318 B grades.
Thirty-three students secured a percentile of 100 per cent with a grade point average (GPA) of four and there was a 100 per cent pass rate.
A 4.0 is an entire point higher than the national average GPA. In general, a 4.0 is the ideal GPA, as experts say it means you’ve worked hard to achieve A’s in all of your classes. In the case of unweighted GPAs, a 4.0 is as good as it gets.
Meanwhile, there was a combined outcome of 72pc of all students achieving A*, A and B in the Cambridge IGCSE examinations held in June and in almost all subjects. Nine students secured 7A* and around 91pc of IGCSE students secured grades between A* to C.
School Chairman Ali Hasan, expressed delight at the school’s ‘world class results’, adding that it reflected the ‘efforts of everyone to continually improve the school’.
“We are a school with a difference and I’m proud of the difference that we make to the lives of so many young people and the life chances that we create,” he added.
School director Dr Muhammad Mashood congratulated the students on their hard work and achievements and principal Amin Mohammed Hulaiwah praised their outstanding results.
Among the high achievers were:
7A*: Chalanya Ranaweera, Aleena Shahid, Laiba Shahid, Jana Mahmoud, Khalil Khalil, Lina Saeed, Rawan Bader, Malak Mosaad and Rawda Mohamed.
6A* and 1A: Mohammed Afzal, Ahmed Shaker, Maryam Ahmed, Maryam Rabie, Eyas Abdel and Ledia Sobhy .
5A* and 2A: Khalid Isa, Maha Alhoda, Maryam Naser, Moayyed Mousa and Yasith Rathnahalu.
4A* and 3A: Mohammad Shah and Sathnim Samarasing.
3A* and 4A: Huda Sharanee, Aljazi Khalifa and Rawan Saeed.
3A* and 4A: Helith Methsilu, Sam Abdulhameed and Matia Ahmed.
3A* and 3A: Muhammad Majeed
2A* and 4A: Muhammad Ilahi
1A* and 6A: Muteeba Atiq
1A* and 5A: Zaid Rizwan
6A: Hanin Abdulla
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