By Burnett Munthali
In a moment of pride for Malawi, 17-year-old Angelina Mabote, a student at Mount Sinai International School in Lilongwe, has been honored by the Cambridge Assessment International Education for her outstanding academic performance in the May/June 2024 Cambridge IGCSE examinations.
Mabote achieved an extraordinary feat by earning the highest mark in the world, a recognition that sets her apart as one of the brightest young minds on the global academic stage. Her impressive results include three A* grades, three A grades, a B, and a C, showcasing her exceptional dedication and academic prowess.
In recognition of this remarkable accomplishment, Cambridge awarded Mabote a certificate of excellence, cementing her place as an academic trailblazer and a source of inspiration for students across Malawi.
Speaking on the achievement, the school administration expressed immense pride in Mabote’s success. “Angelina’s dedication, discipline, and hard work are a testament to the high standards we uphold at Mount Sinai International School. She has not only made her school proud but also brought recognition to Malawi as a nation,” said the school’s principal.
Mabote’s parents also shared their joy, attributing her success to her unwavering commitment to her studies and the support she received from her teachers and family.
This achievement underscores the quality of education provided by Cambridge Assessment International Education and highlights the potential of Malawian students to excel on a global platform.
Angelina Mabote’s success serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration, encouraging other students to aim for excellence and demonstrate that with determination and support, world-class achievements are within reach.
