Kids as young as 9 smash GCSE Exams again

KENSINGTON, U.K. - Aug. 22, 2024 - PRLog -- Preliminary results suggest a record achievement: As Rafael Pradel Gavin who started his GCSE (High School) exams aged 9; George Martin-Espin aged 10; and sister Ms Anaya Pradel Gavin aged 12 have become some of the youngest candidates to pass an IGCSE in a Modern Foreign Language (MFL)!  This news comes as regular GCSE results are released for 16-year-olds.

Professor Chris Imafidon, the renowned head of the UK's "smartest family" and chair of ExcellenceinEducation.org.uk, commends Rafael, George, and Anaya and their families and institutions. Prof Imafidon says "age should no longer be a barrier to learning." He emphasizes, "With the right tools, techniques, technology and tutelage, we can unlock the genius in every child." He cites the program's past successes with students as young as 6 mastering GCSEs in Math, Computing, or MFLs. Adding "that most pupils will pass a GCSE within 9 months!"

George, a home-educated student and recent protégé of the ExcellenceInEducation.org.uk program, sat the Spanish iGCSE exam at Excel Tutor Institute in Whitechapel, London. George says, "The exams were an excellent mental challenge" George says, attributing his success to Jesus-Christ, his love of learning and the support he received from those around him. "I have Latin-American roots and whilst this motivated me, I had to work hard to learn the academic language and skills to access an exam designed for 16 year olds".

This ambitious young man aspires to become a multi-lingual historical consultant. He finds learning fascinating and wants to continue his studies of history, science, and mathematics, tackling Latin next as the route of many modern languages and the key to classical literature. He's already set his sights on the famous "Mathematics Manual" by the Imafidon family, known for turning complex math into a fun and engaging experience for children through games. https://excellenceineducation.org.uk/

Rafael and Anaya's parents says they are "very proud of their children's early successes in score very high marks after attempting tough papers, and want them to see exam as normal part of life, nothing to be feared. Both children are musical"

George's mother, Ms. Annie Espin-Salazar, is a advocate for nurturing children's natural curiosity, understanding and ability to learn regardless of background, age, or social class. She believes every child has a God-given purpose and should have the opportunity to thrive in a way which encompasses learning as a joyful lifestyle". She thanks the Excellence in Education programme for the opportunities for George and other children.