K©n©dougou: The N'Dorola Basic Education District (CEB) recorded a record pass rate of 93.42% in the Primary School Leaving Certificate (CEP) examination, 2026 session. The provisional results were announced this Saturday, June 13, by the President of the Special Delegation (PDS) of the commune, Fatoumata Ou©draogo.

According to Burkina Information Agency, this achievement marks the first time in its history that the CEB of N'Dorola has surpassed the 93% success threshold in this national exam. Out of the 836 candidates presented, which included 472 girls and 364 boys, 781 were declared successful, translating to an overall pass rate of 93.42%. The girls achieved a success rate of 93.43%, while the boys recorded a 93.40% success rate.

The President of the Special Delegation of N'Dorola, Fatoumata Ou©draogo, acknowledged this performance, congratulating all contributors within the education system for their efforts throughout the school year. She emphasized the significance of this achievement as a testament to the commitment towards the success of children and encouraged continued efforts to reach a 100% pass rate in the future.

The jury president, Alassane Sawadogo, recognized this performance as a collective achievement of the entire educational community, including the administrative, military, and customary authorities who provided support during the school year. He highlighted the achievement as a result of the combined efforts of all education stakeholders in N'Dorola, despite the challenging security context.

Additionally, 13 schools within the N'Dorola CEB achieved a 100% pass rate, with the district's top candidate obtaining an overall average of 9.67 out of 10.