Resilience, ambition and commitment: UAE class of 2026 celebrates outstanding A-Level results
Pupils across the UAE are celebrating a year of outstanding A-level results, bringing to an end a tumultuous period for the class of 2026. Schools and colleges across the country on Thursday praised their learners for their resilience after exams were disrupted – with many cancelled – because of the war in Iran. Classes were forced to revert to remote learning in early March at the outbreak of…
Pupils in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are rejoicing over their high A-Level results, marking the end of a challenging year for the class of 2026. The disruption caused by the Iran war led to many exams being canceled, forcing schools and colleges to adapt to remote learning. Many international students had to leave the country to finish their studies. Despite the uncertainty and hurdles, students demonstrated remarkable resilience, and their hard work bore fruit as they secured top grades.
Safa Community School in Dubai reported strong results, with 61% of grades being A*-A and 87% at A*-B. Brighton College Dubai also achieved record-breaking results, with 61% of grades at A*-A and 87% at A*-B. Head teacher Simon Crane expressed pride in the students' resilience and the support they received from home, teachers, and peers.
The UAE's top students showcased their academic prowess across various subjects. Molly Elizabeth Williams from England received an A in business and an A* in psychology, vowing to pursue psychology at university. Ibrahim Tanner, from India, achieved A* grades in biology and chemistry and an A in maths, planning to study medicine in the UK.
Deven Katedia, from Tanzania, scored three A*s in biology, chemistry, and maths, with a plan to become a doctor at St Andrews University in Scotland. Tracy Crowder-Cloe, head teacher of Repton School Abu Dhabi, praised the students' hard work and adaptability during the turbulent year. The students' achievements underscore their determination and commitment amidst adversity.
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