Start-Rite Schools Abuja excels in DELF Prim/Junior Exam
Students of Start-Rite Schools, one of the leading citadels of learning in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, known for its high standards and academic excellence, has demonstrated their proficiency in the French language with their exceptional performance in the DELF Prim/Junior Exams.
The DELF Prim/Junior Exam is a French proficiency test that gives kids and teenagers the opportunity to prove their skills in the French language.
According to a statement released by Start-Rite Schools Media & Communications Unit, “Start-Rite Schools students who took the DELF Prim/Junior Exam, achieved remarkable results, with the highest score being an impressive 99.0% in DELF Prim Category and 83.5% in DELF Junior Category. The DELF Prim/Junior Exam is a prestigious French language proficiency test that evaluates students’ skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Our students’ impressive performance in the exam is a testament to their hard work and dedication.”
The statement added: “This outstanding accomplishment not only reflects the values of excellence and determination instilled at Start-Rite Schools but also aligns with the vision shared by the Chairman of the Advisory Board, Distinguished Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba OFR, CON, SAN. with emphasis on the fact that Start-Rite Schools is on a mission to become The School – the preferred institution for nurturing global citizens equipped to thrive in an interconnected world. It is also a living testament to the visionary foresight of our founder, Mrs. Amaka Ndoma-Egba, whose dream of creating an institution where young minds are nurtured has flourished beyond measure.
“Start-Rite Schools remains committed to providing a world-class education that combines rigorous academics with opportunities for personal growth and international exposure. With a track record of producing confident, well-rounded students, Start-Rite Schools, Abuja, invites parents to become part of a community that prioritises excellence, innovation and global relevance.”