A-G wishes students well

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Joseph Doogan Ratucove, a Year 10 student of Nabua Secondary school working on his notes preparing for the exam at his home in Namadi Heights last night.Picture ATU RASEA

STUDENTS sitting for their term three exams this week have been reminded that no exam was the sole determinant of their future.

In wishing these students well for their exams, Attorney-General and Education Minister Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum assured the students that their hard work would be recognised and that their achievement would be a stepping stone to new and better opportunities.

“To our Year 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 students: You’ve spent the past two terms taking in your lessons, studying and preparing for these tests, and it’s important you give your best effort in this final stretch,” he said.

“So as you prepare for your exams, do so with the knowledge that your effort will be rewarded,” Mr Sayed-Khaiyum said.

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