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Touching on the school’s academics, she stated that, "This year, 42 candidates sat for the Cambridge examinations, and their outstanding performance reflects the unwavering commitment of our students, the dedication of our highly qualified teaching staff, the continuous support of our parents, and the collective pursuit of academic excellence that defines Vilac International School.
The Vilac International School, she further said continues to receive recognition both nationally and internationally for its consistent academic excellence and holistic approach to education, saying that during the year under review, the University of West Virginia (USA) selected the school as a case study for sustained academic excellence and holistic education.
The lecturer made this known at the 11th celebrations of academic excellence by one of Ghana’s biggest institutions, Vilac International School over the weekend, under the theme, Striving for Excellence : Celebrating the journey.
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