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Mid-Term Tests Commence Successfully

EJIRO VALENTINA TSEKIRI

Jun 29, 2026· 2 min read
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The school successfully commenced its Mid-Term Test on 2nd May, marking an important academic milestone in the term. The assessment period provided students with an opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of lessons taught and evaluate their academic progress so far.


In line with the school’s commitment to integrating technology into learning, secondary school students undertook their assessments through a Computer-Based Test (CBT) format, allowing learners to engage with a modern and technology-driven examination process. The CBT approach not only enhanced efficiency but also helped students build digital literacy skills and confidence in the use of technology for academic purposes. For the primary section, the Mid-Term Test was conducted using the traditional paper-based format, ensuring an assessment structure suited to the learners’ level of development and academic needs. Students approached their tests with enthusiasm, demonstrating preparedness and commitment to learning.


The Mid-Term Test serves as an essential academic exercise, enabling both educators and students to identify strengths, areas for improvement, and learning progress. It also helps to reinforce classroom learning while preparing students for future academic challenges and end-of-term assessments.

We commend our students for their dedication and focus throughout the testing period and appreciate the efforts of educators in ensuring a smooth, organized, and supportive examination process.


As a school, we remain committed to maintaining high academic standards while adopting innovative approaches that enhance teaching, learning, and assessment.

We encourage all students to continue studying diligently, remain focused, and strive for excellence as the term progresses.

Success comes through preparation, determination, and continuous learning; keep striving for excellence!

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