School A Celebrates Consecutive 100% Pass Rate in PS

Ouagadougou: Schools "A" and "F" in PS concluded the 2025-2026 academic year with a joint closing ceremony, celebrating School "A" achieving a 100% pass rate on the CEP exam for the second year in a row. The event, held on Monday, July 6, 2026, took place in the shared school complex of the public primary schools "A" and "F."

According to Burkina Information Agency, the schools marked the end of the year by awarding the best students and presenting bicycles to the top two performers of the CEP 2026 exam. The festive ceremony was attended by students, teachers, parents, and educational authorities, all gathered to honor the achievements of the schools.

The highlight of the event was School A's remarkable achievement of a 100% pass rate in the CEP exam, a success attributed to the diligent work of the school's director, Nebi© Bonni, and his teaching staff. The accomplishment was met with applause and admiration from those present.

School "F," under the leadership of Guissou Koudraogo, also concluded the year with positive results. During the ceremony, the top five students from each class in both schools were rewarded with school kits. Additionally, the two top performers on the 2026 CEP exam received bicycles as a special recognition for their outstanding performance.

Sylvain Yam©ogo, head of the Basic Education District (CCEB) of PS, congratulated both schools for their accomplishments during the year. The ceremony served as a platform to showcase the dedication and hard work of both schools throughout the academic year and as motivation to achieve even greater success in the forthcoming year.