Top mark in the Cambridge IGCSE exam

Catalina DB, a pupil at The British School of Almería, has been recognised by Cambridge International with the Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award.

Catalina DB, a Year 11 student at The British School of Almería, has achieved an outstanding academic milestone: she has been awarded the Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award for her performance in the Spanish IGCSE examination. This award recognises that she not only achieved an excellent grade, but also attained the highest mark in the world in this subject in the latest exam session.

The IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) examinations are standardised assessments within the British education system, managed by Cambridge Assessment International Education, and taken by students worldwide. Catalina’s exceptional performance has earned her this global recognition in a highly competitive and challenging context.

In addition to her academic success, Catalina is passionate about science and is considering studying Biology at a university in the United Kingdom, highlighting her commitment to excellence and her international academic ambitions.