Despite ongoing global challenges, the academic year 2022 marked another strong year of performance, improvement, and student success across multiple levels.
1. Grade 5 Scholarship Examination
- The pass rate in 2022 was 25%.
- A significant improvement was recorded in reducing lower scores:
- The percentage of students scoring below 69 marks dropped from 4.27% in 2021 to 1.32% in 2022.
2. G.C.E. Ordinary Level (O/L) Examination
- A remarkable pass percentage of 94.09% was recorded—the highest in recent history.
- This represents a growth rate of 2.16% compared to the previous year.
- Performance by top grades:
- 12 students achieved 9 A grades (A9)
- 24 students achieved 8 A grades (A8)
- 13 students achieved 7 A grades (A7)
- 5 students achieved 6 A grades (A6)
3. G.C.E. Advanced Level (A/L) Examination – University Admissions
A total of 287 students passed the A-Level examination in 2022, with over 100 students securing university admission. The breakdown is as follows:
- Mathematics Stream:
- 2 students were admitted to the Faculty of Engineering.
- Biological Sciences Stream:
- 15 students qualified for university admission.
- 1 student was admitted to the Faculty of Medicine.
- Technology Stream:
- 17 students qualified for university.
- Commerce Stream:
- 15 students were admitted to university.
- Arts Stream:
- 33 students received university admission.
These achievements reflect continued academic excellence and a strong commitment to education by both students and educators throughout 2022.
