International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE)
The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is an international qualification for school students from 14–16 year olds. IGCSE was developed by University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) in 1988, and is currently offered as a qualification by CIE and London Examinations. It develops successful students, giving them excellent preparation for their next steps in education, including progression to A and AS Level study.
Students from both sections can participate in the exams.
Subject Results - Grade distribution for 2009-2011
IGCSE results 2012
Detail of results
IGCSE results 2011
Form 5 - 100% success
65% of all the grades awarded across 15 subjects were A* or A.
A* - C = 95%
Form 4
a) All 25 students who sat for Foreign Language French a year early were awarded an A*
b) All 10 students who sat for Foreign Language Mandarin a year early were awarded an A*
Congratulations to all students!
Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards, Hong Kong
- Natalie Chung who gained the first highest overall mark in Hong Kong for Best Across Nine Cambridge IGCSE's in the June 2011 Cambridge examinations,
- Lukas Vacek who gained the third highest overall mark in Hong Kong for Best Across Nine Cambridge IGCSE's in the June 2011 Cambridge examinations,
- and Ferdinand Lu who gained the highest mark in the world for Foreign Language French.
Congratulations to the above students on their outstanding achievements.
IGCSE results 2010
Form 5: 100% success!
- A* and A = 71%
- A* to C = 96.17%
Form 4
- Excellent results for Form 4 – Foreign Language French: 100% A*
IGCSE results 2009
Form 5
- 71.27% of all grades awarded were A* or A
- 99.44% of all grades awarded were A* - C
- A number of students have now received 10 A*, 9 A*, 8 A* in their IGCSE subjects – a remarkable achievement
Form 4
- Excellent results for Form 4 – Foreign Language French: 100% A* or A
IGCSE results 2008
The IGCSE results were outstanding for Form 5 in 2008:
- 80% of all the grades awarded were A* or A.
- 99.57% of all the grades awarded were A* – C
Excellent results for Form 4 – Foreign Language French IGCSE:
- All 15 students received an A*
Brilliance in Hong Kong 2008
Students listed below have achieved the following awards based on their results in the IGCSE examinations in June 2008:
- Danny Dongru Wang – Top in the world for IGCSE First Language French
- Leo Wong – Top in Hong Kong across any four IGCSE’s – First Place
- Sin Tung Mak –Top in Hong Kong across any four IGCSE’s – Second Place
- Emily Wong – Top in Hong Kong across any four IGCSE’s – Third Place
Congratulations to Danny, Leo, Sin Tung and Emily on these outstanding achievements, and to their parents and teachers. |