Forty-one King’s Academy students were awarded for their hard work when their results in the Edexcel International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) A-Level Arabic exams, which they sat for in June, were announced this week.

A total of 25 students earned the highest achievement of A*, including four students — Yousef Al-Labadi ’24, Jude Nofal ’24, Salma Bani-Amer ’24 and Jwana Tabbara ’24 — who achieved the highest mark possible, 200/200, ranking them among the world’s top achievers. A further 11 King’s students earned an impressive A, and the remaining five students earned a commendable B grade.

“These results are a testament to our students’ hard work as well as the high standard of Arabic education that they receive at King’s Academy," said Mu’nis Mhiedat, head of the Department of Communication, Rhetoric and Literary Arts - Arabic. "Congratulations to our outstanding students."

Students achieving A*:
Yousef Al-Labadi, Jude Nofal, Salma BaniAmer, Jwana Tabbara, Oday Fraij, Ahmad Al-Sou’d, Bana Haloush, Dalia Fakhouri, Jeeda Rousan, Joud Mustafa, Joudi ElSabeeh, Kenda Samhan, Kenzy AlDweik, Mohammad Rayyan Al-Shamaseen, Mustafa Al-Karbooli, Ra’ad Zayyad, Rama Twal, Rand Tadros, Roaa Al Hasanat, Saif AlMadani, Sara AlZoubi, Shahd AlMomani, Zaliyna Hina, Mohammad Da’na, Homam AlQatawneh

Students achieving A:
Htoon AlRaggad, Farah Maqableh, Faisal AlZboon, Fadi Masannat, Abed Al Hakim Al Louzi, Abdulrahman Abu Saleh, Layan Al-Abbadi, Mohammad Zaid Ammar, Selina Al-Halaseh, Zaid Omar, Rami AlShawabkeh