KMMS: Strong exam results lead to the return of Classes 11 and 12
More than 80% of KMMS students who sat their Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams this year passed. This success prompted an important decision: the school leadership and school board agreed to reopen Classes 11 and 12.
Last year, these classes were not offered at the school because of disappointing SSC exam results. This year’s success, however, showed that the school was moving in the right direction. Thanks to the improved results, students can once again continue their studies beyond Class 10 at KMMS.
This is an important milestone for the school, showing that changes in leadership and improvements in day-to-day teaching and support for students are bearing fruit.
A phone call turned my sadness into joy
Both students and their parents welcomed the chance to continue at the same school.
“I was sad that I would have to change schools after passing my SSC exams. Then I received a phone call from KMMS that changed everything. I love this school, and I’m so happy I can stay,” says Joya, a student at the school.
Parents also welcomed the decision.
“I was looking for a safe place where my daughter could continue her education. I’m glad I found this school,” said the parent of one of the new students.
A new chapter for the school and its students
With Classes 11 and 12 reopening, students no longer have to move to another school after completing Class 10. They can continue their education in familiar surroundings, alongside their teachers and classmates. For KMMS, the return of these classes gives the school renewed confidence for the future and shows that dedicated teaching and support can bring tangible results.
We wish all new and returning students every success in the next stage of their education.
We also thank you, our donors. Your support helps children and young people in Bangladesh continue their studies and opens up better opportunities for their future.
