JEDDAH: Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) has announced that 15 students from Saudi Arabia are among the 131 learners worldwide to win the Outstanding Cambridge Learner (OCL) Awards for the 2015 examination June series.

“I am very proud to congratulate learners across Saudi Arabia on their outstanding results with the Cambridge examinations,” said Waseem Al-Hanbali, regional director of Middle East and North Africa. “It is encouraging to acknowledge the high standards of education offered by schools across the country, reflected through these exceptional results.”

An Incredible Feat

Thamer International School is delighted to announce their Contribution in editing CUSU (Cambridge University Students ‘Union) entitled THE GUIDE TO EXCELLENCE.

This book is published for the special 50th anniversary edition reflecting the positive inspirational educational perspective of our school in conjunction with our multi-cultural diversity. Thamer International School is one of the hundred pioneer schools around the world selected by Cambridge University to share their success and ongoing challenges.

Congratulation Thamer Team for the outstanding Achievements

JEDDAH: Thamer International School (TIS) felicitated its top-ranking IGCSE and A-level students recently. “The consistent and outstanding achievement of TIS students is both a matter of pride and honor for the staff and administration,” said Prince Faisal bin Thamer while extending his wishes to the students for their success and future endeavors.

Ammar Anas Alsayed Mohamed Aboagwa secured best across three AS level and was first in Saudi Arabia in math, physics and chemistry. He also topped in the world in AS level math.

Students of Thamer International School have received prestigious awards from Cambridge International Examinations to acknowledge their outstanding performance in the May/June, 2016, Cambridge examination series.

His Royal Highness Prince Faisal Bin Thamer Bin Abdulaziz, the chairperson of Thamer International School, appreciates the efforts of the Academic Director, the faculty and the students. His Highness also extends his heartiest congratulations to them all.

JEDDAH — British Consul General in Jeddah Mohammed Shokat recently hosted a function on the consulate premises to acknowledge the achievements of 67 students across 15 British curriculum schools in the western region of Saudi Arabia. Parents, school representatives and students celebrated the success of the outstanding learners in the 2015 Cambridge International Examinations series. The function followed similar events in Riyadh and Al-Khobar. Addressing the guests Shokat said, “Education is the key and with the right education all the doors of opportunity open for every one. We are very proud of having a strong education system in the UK. The Cambridge International Examinations is one of the best expose for the United Kingdom.”