Heritage students have once again demonstrated remarkable achievement in the prestigious Cambridge International exams, securing top grades across a wide range of subjects. Their success highlights the quality and rigor of education at Heritage, which meets the highest international standards and prepares students to excel on a global stage.
In August, the results for the June series Cambridge IGCSE, AS, and A Level examinations were released to schools globally, and Heritage students have once again distinguished themselves with outstanding performances.
Overall, the results of 10th-grade students who studied the Cambridge International General Certificate of Education (IGCSE) curriculum are:
We are pleased to share highlights of the top-performing subjects and extend our sincere commendations to both our learners and educators for these outstanding achievements:
Our 11th-grade students showcased exceptional ability in the Cambridge AS Level examinations, exceeding expectations across multiple subjects.
Note: A grades are the highest awarded at the AS Level.
Subjects with impressive performance included:
Our Lyceum students achieved exceptional results on their Cambridge A Level exams, reflecting their thorough preparation and commitment.
The subjects in which Lyceum students obtained the highest grades:
(A*=grade 3 with congratulations, A=grade 13, B=grade 14, C=grade 30)
Casey Barnes, Director of Heritage International School: “We take great pride in the achievement of all our students and the entire school community. Their remarkable achievements are a testament to their dedication, supported steadfastly by their families and our dedicated faculty. This unwavering commitment reflects the realization of the vision and mission set forth by our Founders, Ms. Natalia Ciornaia and Mr. Sinan Bora: to prepare our students to make meaningful contributions to their communities in the future. Congratulations to all our IGCSE, AS, and A Level students. We eagerly anticipate the positive impact you will have on the world.”
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Top performing Heritage students in 2025* |
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IGCSE |
S-V. T. - A*A*A*A*A*A* AAA V. B. - A*A*A*A*A* AAA Teodor Zaporojan - A*A*AAAAAB Felicia Scobioala - A*A*AAABBB E. C. - AAAAABB A. S. - AAAAABCC |
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AS Level |
Mark Abaschin - AAAA Ioana-Teodora Naftanaila - AAAA Ece Kahraman - AAAB Afelia Simova - AABB Bianca Sîrbu - ABBB Magdalena Rucan - ABBB |
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A Level |
Sabina Turcan - A*AAA Bogdana-Sofia Bujag - A*AAA Daniela Dragusin - A*ABB Marius Paduret - ABB Alexandra Vorobtova - AABC |
* Disclaimer! The full names of students were included only for those who gave their consent.
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