BHS Announces GCSE/IGCSE Exam Results
The Bermuda High School for Girls [BHS] today [Sept 7] announced its GCSE/IGCSE results for the academic year 2016/2017, with top scorer Madison Quig earning 11A* grades, a result the school calls “an outstanding achievement.”
A spokesperson said, “Eighty-eight percent of all GCSE/IGCSE grades received by BHS students this year were A*-C. The percentage of A* and A grades earned by BHS girls was 40%, well above the 24% achieved by girls in the UK. This highlights the value of a BHS education with teachers who have in depth experience educating girls. 88% of our students sat 9 to 11 GCSE/IGCSE examinations.
Madison Quig, Léa Grandisson, Mila Kendell, Celia Harris, Grace McNamara, and Isabella Wright:
“Other top students were Léa Grandisson- 9A*, 1A, 1B; Mila Kendell- 8A*, 2A, 1B; Celia Harris- 6A*, 5A; Grace McNamara- 5A*, 6A; and Isabella Wright- 5A*, 5A, 1B.”
Head of School Linda Parker said, “I am very proud of these excellent results. I am particularly pleased with the high percentage of A* and A grades.
“These results are an affirmation of our long history of academic excellence, and of our mission at The Bermuda High School for Girls of educating young women to the highest international standards and fostering confident, resilient and responsible global citizens.
“We congratulate our students for these outstanding results. Our Year 11 student body, as a whole, deserves our congratulations. They have proven that self-discipline, hard work and determination lead to academic success.
“I would also like to congratulate and thank our dedicated teaching staff who have encouraged, helped and challenged the students to aim high and exceed expectations.”
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