THE SCHOOL of the Nations has every reason to celebrate results for the Cambridge University (UK) International O-Levels (IGCSE), the Advanced Subsidiary and Advanced Level 6th Form examinations, which have just been released.
At the May/June sitting of this year, 159 students from the School of the Nations wrote a total of 430 examinations in sixteen subject areas at the Cambridge Advanced Subsidiary and Advanced Level. The performance rates were as follows: At the Advanced Subsidiary level – 71% of the exams written achieved a passing grade of A-E; while at the Advanced Level, 95% achieved a passing grade of A-E.
Forty per cent of the examinations written at the Advanced Level achieved a grade of A, B or C. The school also secured 100% passes at the Advanced Level in the following subjects: Accounts, Biology, Business, Economics, Law, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology and Sociology.
Amongst the outstanding achievers doing the School proud at the Advanced Subsidiary and Advanced Level were:

Krysta Yan: 3 A’s (including two distinctions); Alicia Bankay: 3 A’s
Bibi Khan: 2 A’s, 2 B’s
Bisham Ramoutar: 2 A’s, 2 B’s
Shivani Lalaram: 2 A’s, 1 C
Brendon Khan: 1 A, 2 B’s
Tishina Ramkishun: 1 A, 1 B, 1 C
Mohamed Baksh: 1 A, 2 B’s, 1 C
Akil Gittens: 1 A, 1 B, 1 C
Lakeisha Patterson: 1 A, 1 B, 2 C’s
Damien Monize: 3 B’s
Melissa Ram: 3 B’s
Priyanka Sookraj: 2 B’s
Tiffany Cummings: 2 B’s

In the Fifth Form, the overall pass rate was 91%, and   57% of the tests written achieved a grade A, B or C.  Moreover, 100% passes were achieved in the following subject areas: Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Environmental Management, Spanish and History. In addition, the following subjects received pass rates between 90 – 99%: Commerce, Economics, English Language, Geography, Physics and Sociology.

Amongst the outstanding achievers at this level were:
Simona Broomes:    9 A’s (4 distinctions)
Jia Jun Young:    5 A’s (1 distinction), 2B’s,
Susianna Persaud:    3 A’s (1 distinction), 4 B’s, 2 C’s
Shivani Sawh:    3 A’s, 4 B’s
Ryan Patiram: 2 A’s (1 distinction), 3 B’s, 3 C’s
Natalie Hutson:     2A’s (1 distinction), 1 B,  3 C’s