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3rd Term Assessment Timetable for Middle School, & Upper School

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Dear Parents / Students,

3rd Term Assessment will commence as follows:

Middle School           –          30th October 2025
Grade 10                –          03rd November 2025
Advanced Level (NQ)   –          27th October 2025
IAL             -    03rd November 2025
IGCSE – 9     -     03rd November 2025
IGCSE – 10     -    30th October 2025   

Kindly note the following instructions

  • Attendance at the assessment is mandatory.
  • Settlement of School Fees is required to sit for the examination.
  • Attendance & Assessment results will be required for registration to O/L and A/L Examinations and Predicted Grades and for any consideration for College benefits and recognitions.

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Grade 8 & 9

Grade 10

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Grade 13

IGCSE GR 9 & 10

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