WAEC 2024: 15 Students of Ondo School Shine in WASSCE, Score A1's in Many Subjects
- Nigerians have hailed the students of a secondary school in Ondo State over their West African Senior School Certificate Examination performance
- The students' stellar performance in the examination became public knowledge after their school released them online
- It was observed that the 15 students had distinctions and good grades across different subjects and a school teacher, Ebenezar Obani, has shared his thoughts on these with Legit.ng
Calvary International College, an Akure-based school, has spotlighted the performance of 15 of its students in the WASSCE.
The secondary school prided itself as not just a school but a haven of future champions.
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In a Facebook post, the school released the results of the 15 students and caught netizens' attention.
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"2024 WAEC RESULTS.
"Our commitment to excellence speaks volume.
"We are not just a school, we are the haven of excellence for future champions."
Ijimakinwa Oluwatamilore Etemewei, one of the spotlighted students, got six A1's in subjects such as general mathematics, civic education and biology.
Another one, Iwabi Ann, got an A1 in civic education, animal husbandry and chemistry.
Reacting to the students' results, Ebenezar Obani, a teacher at Nisafield School, Igboshoro, Ogun state and a corps member hailed their performance. In a chat with Legit.ng, he said:
"Well, it’s good to see students still breaking records, and I believe more records will be broken as time passes.
"I wish them all the best but the journey won’t be easy and we know how the higher institutions are, the grounds are tougher but it’s an outstanding performance anyway, let them keep up the good spirit and the sky will only be a starting point."
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Nigerians commended the school and the students
Fagoroye Abiodun Bamidele said:
"Congratulations.
"More grace in Jesus name."
Lil-bobby Azeez Bolarinwa said:
"This is fantabulous... Admission is on!!!
"Congratulations to all students."
Babalola Olayemi said:
"Up Calvary. Congratulations to the future leaders."
Ajulo Omojesu said:
"Congratulations ! ! !.
"More Wins In Jesus Name."
Olufemi Ogunsua said:
"Congratulations.
"More success in the mighty name of Jesus Christ."
Hannah Kemi said:
"So impressive, congratulations to you all."
Oluwayemisi Adu said:
"Congratulations to this great citadel of learning, what a great achievement, keep it up,more wins."
Bunmi Adeloye said:
"We are simply the best school around. Join the winning school. Admission is ongoing."
Legit.ng reported that 11 female students of Imo girls' school had scored A1 in general mathematics as they shone in the WASSCE.
45 Ogun school students shine in WASSCE
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that 45 students of an Ogun State school had scored A1 in general mathematics in the WASSCE.
On behalf of the management, the private school's director, Sam Abdulazeez, thanked the students, their parents and team members for their academic feat. In a Facebook post, Sam stated that no student was left behind as the school raised the bar higher than last year's performance.
Giving a breakdown of the WAEC results, Sam said three students had distinctions in all nine subjects, 14 students had distinctions in eight subjects, 27 had distinctions in seven subjects, and one had distinctions in five subjects.
Proofread by Kola Muhammed, journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng
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