MUSCAT: Ahmad Bin Majid (ABM) International School announced the outstanding achievements of its Grade Twelve General Education Diploma (GED) students for the academic year 2025-2026.
The school attained a remarkable school average of nearly 90 per cent, and the highest individual score is 99 per cent. With the institution's commitment to quality education and the students' dedication to reaching the highest standards of performance, the campus is jubilant.
"Their accomplishments, alongside many others, contributed to the remarkable performance of the Class of 2026, where 91 per cent of students excelled with top marks and nearly one-third earned A+ distinction in the 95-100 per cent range, underscoring the cohort's exceptional academic strength and dedication," said school officials.
The top achiever, Al Hawra bint Khalid al Ghammari, secured an outstanding 99 per cent, followed closely by Abrar bint Nasser al Kamyani and Omar bin Mohammed al Maskari, who shared second place with an impressive 98.88 per cent.
Among the other A+ achievers, Al Zahra bint Khalid al Ghammari earned an impressive 98.50 per cent, followed by Leena bint Waleed al Yaqoubi with 98.25 per cent.
On the boys' side, Yazan bin Loay al Riyami achieved 97.60 per cent, while Nasser bin Ahmed al Azri and Basmalah bint Nasser al Qassabi both secured 97.38 per cent, further highlighting the remarkable academic accomplishments of this cohort.
Among the top ten achievers were Maytha bint Auf al Bulushi, who attained 97.13 per cent, and Retal bint Nasser al Saaidi, with 96.88 per cent.
"These results are a testament to the hard work of our students, the dedication of our teachers, and the unwavering support of parents. With 91 per cent of students achieving grades A-B, ABM continues to set benchmarks in academic excellence and holistic education," said Mustafa Elsaeed, acting principal, ABM.
The 2025-2026 GED results underscore ABM International School's mission to nurture talent, inspire achievement, and prepare students for future success, noted Elsaeed.
"The school congratulates all graduates and looks forward to their continued accomplishments in higher education and beyond," he added.
Remarking on the results, Najim bin Mohammed al Timami, Chairman of the Board of Directors, congratulated the ABM team on the remarkable success of the Class of 2026 GED (Grade 12 Diploma) students, highlighting the 90 per cent school average and the highest individual score of 99 per cent as a testament to their dedication and excellence.
"Achieving the highest national scores in the Grade 12 General Education Diploma (GED) examinations is a proud achievement for Ahmad Bin Majid International School, which we value and have consistently upheld over the past several years. It reflects the dedication of our students, teachers, and families," noted Waheeda Abdulaziz Said, an ABM Board Member.
"We wholeheartedly congratulate the ABM Class of 2026, the future leaders of Oman. We remain committed to supporting our students through expertise, real-world learning, and innovative partnerships that prepare them for future success," she added.
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