Another great year for ESF’s exam results

ESF 2007 exam results

The first results in were those for the International Baccalaureate Diploma at Sha Tin College. 125 out of 130 students passed the Diploma, with 20 students achieving 40 points or more. Ian Chau scored the maximum of 45 points, while Grace Cheng, Raghav Kaushik and Christopher Leung Chung Ya all reached 44.

A Level results were also encouraging:
Eugene Lui and Lorraine Ma of South Island School both achieved six straight A grades (5 at A Level and one at AS Level).
The Head Boy of West Island School, Justin Yeung, achieved 5 As, along with his classmates Adrian Hui and Nick Fung.
King George V School achieved a significant benchmark; over 50% of results were at grade A. These results led to some impressive university placements in the Ivy League, Oxbridge and many other prestigious institutions.

The recent GCSE results were another cause for celebration.
The percentage of papers marked A*-A increased to over 53% this year up from just under 50% last year. The proportion of A*-C results also improved: 94% as opposed to 92% last year.
Three West Island students Mitch Abernathy, Nicholas Tsao and Elise Ng-Cordell got ten A* scores.
At King George V School, Ding Xiang achieved ten A* grades, one A grade plus a Distinction in the Certificate in Digital Applications, which is generally considered equivalent to two A* grades.