The International School of Moscow is delighted to announce that its students are celebrating outstanding (I)GCSE and A Level results for the 2022-23 school year. 50% of (I)GCSE grades were A* or A, well above the UK national average of 21.6%, with 97% of all grades coming in between A* and C, again well outperforming the UK average of 67.8%.
At A Level, 59% of all grades awarded were from A* to B and this has enabled students to take up places at some of the world’s best universities, including those from the Russell Group of 24 top institutions in the UK.
Mr Storey, Head of Secondary School at The International School of Moscow said: “All of us here at ISM are incredibly proud of the achievements of each and every one of the graduating Year 11 and Year 13 students. They showed great determination and resilience in their endeavour to secure the very best results they could. Regardless of what came their way, they supported one another and gave their all in every lesson. We wish them all the very best for the next step of their journey in education
Congratulations to our standout students, accepted into the world's top universities!
Thanks to its outstanding results, graduating students from The International School of Moscow have received offers to attend top 100 universities globally. This year, our students are headed to Durham, Kings College London, Leiden, Queen Mary, Rotterdam and more.
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Research shows that confident students are more likely to succeed academically.
In fact, several science-backed studies cite self-confidence as the number one predictor of academic achievement. Researchers found that students with greater confidence were more willing to learn and challenge themselves. They were also more motivated, resilient, and capable of dealing with adversity.
At the International School of Moscow (ISM), our job is to build and nurture positive self-esteem in children. But what is confidence? And how does it affect academic performance?
