AGS Muscat students achieve top rankings in Oman
MUSCAT: A'soud Global School (AGS) Muscat celebrated its students' outstanding achievements in the June 2024 Cambridge IGCSE™ and A Level examinations, securing top rankings in Oman.
The Cambridge IGCSE and A Level exams are internationally recognised qualifications that prepare students for higher education and careers. AGS students who earned prestigious awards include:
Siddharth Sofin – First Place in Oman for Best Across Nine Cambridge IGCSE™ Subjects, Sabrina Algifari – Second Place in Oman for Best Across Eight Cambridge IGCSE™ Subjects, Arthur Kunc – High Achievement Award in Oman for Cambridge IGCSE™ Physical Education, Aayah Adil Mohamed Hassan Taqi – High Achievement Award in Oman for Cambridge IGCSE™ Sociology, Oussama Abdelkrim Sayede – High Achievement Award in Oman for Cambridge IGCSE™ Foreign Language French and Malak Hiroko Ai Denman – High Achievement Award in Oman for Cambridge International AS Level History.
These results highlight AGS's commitment to academic excellence. Principal Lee Davies stated: 'At AGS, our students have regularly been the recipients of Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards, which reflects their dedication and that of their teachers. Special congratulations must go to Siddharth for achieving the highest scores across nine IGCSE subjects – a remarkable feat.'
The results underscore AGS's commitment to academic excellence, providing students with the skills and knowledge to excel in higher education and beyond. The school's dynamic learning environment and experienced faculty play a pivotal role in nurturing student success.
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