The British School of Almería, a leading British school in the province, has achieved outstanding results in this year’s Cambridge international examinations, further strengthening its reputation for educational excellence. At IGCSE level, the International General Certificate of Secondary Education, equivalent to GCSEs in the British system and recognised in Spain, 92% of pupils achieved grades between 4 and 9, while 43% obtained the highest grades, between 7 and 9. These results place the school 20 points above the UK average and represent an 18% improvement compared with the previous academic year, demonstrating continued progress towards academic excellence. At A Level, the Advanced Level qualifications that are equivalent to the British Baccalaureate and provide direct access to universities in Spain and around the world, results were equally impressive. 96% of students achieved grades between A* and E, and 73% achieved grades between A* and C. Thanks to these achievements, many students will be able to access prestigious universities worldwide. The school leadership team commented: “These results are the result of the effort and commitment of our students, the constant support of our families and the tireless work of our teaching team. Congratulations to everyone for making The British School of Almería a source of pride.” The school congratulates the entire educational community on these excellent results, which confirm its commitment to high-quality teaching and to an international education that prepares students for a global future.
