4 ABMIPS students excel in Cambridge exams
Published: 06:12 AM,Dec 30,2023 | EDITED : 10:12 AM,Dec 30,2023
Faisal bin Saleh bin Nasser al Numani
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MUSCAT: Four students of Ahmad Bin Majid (ABM) International Private School secured top awards in the Cambridge International examinations in the Sultanate of Oman.
Faisal bin Saleh bin Nasser al Numani, Mohammed bin Khalifa bin Abdullah al Amri, Khadija bint Said bin Ali al Yahyaieyah and Wasan bint Faisal bin Khamis al Kalbaniyah notched up the best performing learners in Oman at the International Cambridge examination series held in June 2023.
“The awards reflect the talent and hard work of learners and acknowledge the dedication and the joint commitment of teachers, parents, and the school”, said Ahmad Assaf, Senior Manager Gulf and Middle East, Head of Ministry Relationships, Gulf Cambridge University Press and Assessment.
The awards recognise Faisal bin Saleh al Numani for ranking top in Oman in the Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language Speaking Endorsement, Mohammed al Amri for securing the top category in First Language Arabic, Khadija al Yahyaie for excelling in Information and Communication Technology, and Wasan al Kabani for achieving High Achievement in the Global Perspectives syllabus.
The ABMIPS International Programme’s Coordinator Abdulrahman al Hamumi commended the accomplishments that the school's mission emphasises on young students to obtain the best in education, develop their confidence, Omani values, leadership, critical thinking, and become independent learners. In 2016, he mentioned that ABMIPS was the first school in Oman and the Gulf to pilot the Global Perspectives curriculum.
MUSCAT: Four students of Ahmad Bin Majid (ABM) International Private School secured top awards in the Cambridge International examinations in the Sultanate of Oman.
Faisal bin Saleh bin Nasser al Numani, Mohammed bin Khalifa bin Abdullah al Amri, Khadija bint Said bin Ali al Yahyaieyah and Wasan bint Faisal bin Khamis al Kalbaniyah notched up the best performing learners in Oman at the International Cambridge examination series held in June 2023.
“The awards reflect the talent and hard work of learners and acknowledge the dedication and the joint commitment of teachers, parents, and the school”, said Ahmad Assaf, Senior Manager Gulf and Middle East, Head of Ministry Relationships, Gulf Cambridge University Press and Assessment.
The awards recognise Faisal bin Saleh al Numani for ranking top in Oman in the Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language Speaking Endorsement, Mohammed al Amri for securing the top category in First Language Arabic, Khadija al Yahyaie for excelling in Information and Communication Technology, and Wasan al Kabani for achieving High Achievement in the Global Perspectives syllabus.
The ABMIPS International Programme’s Coordinator Abdulrahman al Hamumi commended the accomplishments that the school's mission emphasises on young students to obtain the best in education, develop their confidence, Omani values, leadership, critical thinking, and become independent learners. In 2016, he mentioned that ABMIPS was the first school in Oman and the Gulf to pilot the Global Perspectives curriculum.