By Cherry Moriones Doromal
Mahatma Gandhi International
School, Manila—Ms. Eve Pennel of the Cambridge International Examinations Compliance
Unit conducted an impromptu examination
center inspection at MGIS this week to assess how the latter executes the International
General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) Examinations.
It must be noted that the MGIS Grade
10 students are currently taking the IGCSE Examination for the month of May
2013.
MGIS’ IGCSE
Examinations Officer Ms. Joan Malabuyoc delightfully
mentioned in a casual interview, how the inspector presented an utterly satisfactory assessment and how said officer was impressed by the conscientious conduct by MGIS of the IGCSE external examinations. Furthermore,
MGIS has been recognised to be a seamless example of how a Cambridge
International Examination should be organised.
“How about in the local school
examinations? How are the Grade 10 students doing?” When asked, Ms. Joan gladly affirmed that our MGIS Tiger scholars are doing well and have, thus
far, passed the entrance examinations of top prestigious local universities like the
University of the Philippines, Ateneo de Manila, and De La Salle University.
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