Students of Temple Christian International School (TCIS) have distinguished themselves in the recent IGCSE and A-Level examinations, recording 31 A* grades, 38 As and 25 Bs in a performance that has been hailed as one of the school’s best in recent years.
The school in a statement described the results as a reflection of its core values of faith, excellence and discipline, as well as the resilience and determination of its students who continue to shine on the global academic stage.
Attributing the achievement to a blend of innovative teaching methods and personal guidance, TCIS said its staff remained dedicated to creating a learning environment where students are challenged to master complex concepts while developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
According to the school, “this year’s results are not just numbers; they reflect the determination and resilience of TCIS students,” noting that many had gone beyond classroom expectations in pursuit of excellence.
Leadership was also credited for steering the institution towards this culture of success, with management highlighting the school’s vision anchored in faith in Jesus Christ as a guiding principle in its educational approach.
Parents expressed confidence in the school’s holistic model, praising the combination of academic rigour and a nurturing environment. Some encouraged other families to consider TCIS, with one parent remarking: “If your ward’s school is not impressing, switch to Temple Christian International School.”
With these results, TCIS reaffirmed its reputation as one of Ghana’s leading centres of academic excellence, pledging to continue shaping future leaders who can stand tall on both local and international platforms.
