Dayshaun Ayindor Amoah
- Qualification
- Pearson Edexcel iPrimary Mathematics
- Examination series
- Oct/Nov 2022
- Award
- Outstanding Pearson Learner Award
- Awarded by
- Pearson School Qualifications
- Signed by
- Sharon Hague, Managing Director
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Externally awarded
Pearson did. Four Outstanding Pearson Learner Awards, decided by Pearson School Qualifications from marks earned in its own examinations. Below is what each certificate says, and photographs of the certificates, so you need not take our word for any of it.
Provenance
An award is worth exactly as much as the body behind it, so start there.
The record
In the order they were awarded. Three are the Highest Mark in the World. One is the Highest Mark in Ghana. Those are not the same thing, and we have not written them as though they were.
The documents
Photographs of the certificates as they were issued. Each opens full size; no script is needed to see them.
Plainly
The fastest way to be believed is to say the unflattering part first.
These are examination results, not competition placings. The papers are set and marked outside the school, and each mark is ranked against every learner who sat the same paper. Nobody here had a hand in deciding them.
They are individual awards. Pearson gave them to three named learners, not to Crystal Heights. We are proud of them, and we did not win them.
One of the four is national, not global. Dayshaun's Science award is the Highest Mark in Ghana. We have not written it as a world result anywhere, and you should treat any school that blurs that distinction with suspicion.
They say nothing about any other child's result. An award records one outstanding paper; it is not a promise, an average, or a prediction.
Where they were earned
Every one of these awards came from a stage a child can join today.
Three of the four awards, in Mathematics and Science, across the Oct/Nov 2022 and May/June 2023 series.
Explore iPrimaryThe May/June 2024 award, in Global Citizenship, on the international pathway between iPrimary and IGCSE.
Explore iLowerSecondaryWalk the campus, meet the teachers, and ask what a result like this actually takes.
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