Africa-Press – Eritrea. Finland Mission, Dia’e, Denden, Enbahara, and Bahti Meskerem schools in Asmara, along with Lasale School in Keren, have recognized outstanding students who achieved high scores in the national school leaving and eighth-grade examinations.
Dia’e Junior and High School in Akria sub-zone awarded 16 students who scored a GPA between 3 and 4, as well as 32 students who achieved over 85 points in the eighth-grade national examination.
Denden High School in Gejeret sub-zone recognized 96 students who scored a GPA between 3 and 4, including 24 students who achieved a straight GPA of 4.
Likewise, Enbahara Secondary School in Central sub-zone recognized 26 students with a GPA above 3. Bahti Meskerem Junior School awarded 57 students who scored above 90 points in the eighth-grade national examination, while Finland Elementary and Junior School recognized 117 students who scored above 89 points eighth-grade national examination.
Similarly, Lasale School in Keren recognized 124 students who excelled in the eighth-grade and school leaving national examinations, in addition to honoring 15 exemplary teachers.
The school directors noted that such awards play a vital role in motivating students to strive for excellence in their academic pursuits and wished the awardees continued success in their future educational careers.
The awardees, for their part, expressed appreciation for the recognition and affirmed their commitment to work hard and remain competitive in their education.
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