- 56.2 per cent of students achieved a grade 7 or higher with more than 21.4 per cent securing a grade 9
- 95.4 per cent achieved a grade 4, known as a “standard pass” or higher, overall
- Aldar Academies’ strong distance learning provision empowered students to achieve such solid results for their GCSE exams
- The announcement follows the news that last week, Aldar Academies achieved its highest recorded percentages of A-level results
Abu Dhabi: Aldar Academies, part of Aldar Education, has announced that more than 95 per cent of its students have achieved GCSE grades between 9 - 4, marking a new record for the education provider, boasting overall results more than 7 per cent higher than last year. More than 56 per cent achieved grades above a 7, with over 21 per cent achieving a grade 9, over five times the 2019 national average.
Sahar Cooper, CEO of Aldar Education said: “I am elated with the results across our schools; they have shown what can be achieved through hard work and resilience. This has been an unprecedented academic year and thanks to the future-focused education we apply at Aldar Academies, as well as the consistent dedication shown by our students and staff, supported by our amazing families, we have once again enjoyed record results. “
It is the second week of celebration for Aldar Academies, whose students attained the highest ever grades to date in their A level results with Al Ain Academy securing the highest reported results in the UAE.
Aldar Academies’ seamless transition to distance learning ensured it distinguished itself as an education leader by providing its students the correct tools and empowering them to achieve exemplary grades. Its innovative approach to distance learning led to all academies beings awarded the highest possible grading, ‘Developed’, by the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK), following a series of inspections.
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About Aldar Academies
A leading, innovative private education provider in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, Aldar Academies is now well into its second decade of successful operation. Established in 2007 with one academy of only 247 students, the group has built on this foundation and transformed into a highly sought-after institution supporting over 7,500 students across eight academies in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain.
Aldar Academies is led by three simple commitments: purpose, promise and values. Its holistic and inclusive approach to learning aims to inspire curiosity and a love of learning that will last a lifetime, with a focus on creativity. Aldar Academies delivers the most innovative and globally-relevant education, with the goal of empowering the next generation to shape the future.
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