Record Breakers: The Youngest A-Level and GCSE Class ever?

Aug. 15, 2013 - PRLog -- LONDON-UK: A talented group of youngsters from inner-city London who
participated in a mentoring scheme of the Excellence in Education
(EIE) Programme www.ExcellenceinEducation.org.uk in London, will
become the youngest students to pass A-Level Further Maths and GCSE
Maths this year. Children as young as Seven wrote the GCSE Maths exam
along with 8-year-old Samuel Brant. This group also included his
9-year-old sister, Laurelle Brant, who has obtained scholarships to
the top-performing schools including achieving the highest marks ever
(100%) in the Kent entrance exams. This was achieved via the EIE
programme, where she also passed Foundations of Advanced Mathematics.

Other Excellence in Education (EIE) Programme students include World
Record Breakers, Peter and Paula Imafidon - who currently hold the
record for the youngest pupils ever to pass University of Cambridge
advanced Maths exam at the tender age of 8 - will be the youngest
students to pass A-Level Further Maths this year. The precocious pair
were responsible for mentoring the new crop of 7 and 8-year-olds who
will find out their A-level results tomorrow, and GCSE Maths results
next week.

NOTES TO EDITOR

1) Excellence in Education (EIE) programme is a non-profit, non-governmental international programme that works with schools, local groups, companies and charities interested in the educational development of students in inner-cities and any children from socially disadvantaged backgrounds. Current work is concentrated in Essex, London Boroughs of Newham, Tower Hamlets, Redbridge, Barking & Dagenham, Hackney, Waltham Forest, Enfield and Lewisham; and EIE also has students in Manchester, Luton, Kent and Essex. EIE is in association with Cliwom Church, Old Kent Road, Charity no: 1087928 and Clapton Christian Centre, Clapton, Charity no:1054390. Programmes are due to start soon in Reading and Bristol and other cities world wide.