September 2025 : Moir Students Top of the World Again

Elizabeth Moir School achieved the joint best results of any international school in the world, at both IGCSE and A Level, in 2025, according to internal research. 70% of all A Level papers were graded A* or A and 79% of IGCSE papers graded 8 or 9, the equivalent of the old A*. These were both the same as at Harrow International School, Hong Kong.

Students should be proud to have earned the school’s best-ever results: 70% of papers graded A* or A at A Level and 57% of papers graded 9 at IGCSE were both school records, excluding the post-Covid year when grade boundaries were lowered.

At A Level, fourteen students will receive Edexcel Awards for achieving 3 or more As, the same as last year, including Raveen, Keanu, Maarya, Senumi and Thisal, who all obtained 4 As. Over half the class achieved 3 As or better, which is remarkable. Minara is already guaranteed a World Prize for scoring 100% in IAL Economics and several other students are in the running for one. Students from this batch have already started courses at Oxford, Stanford, Imperial, UCL, LSE and three Ivy League colleges. Many of the top students from the class are taking gap years, applying to top ranked universities with their actual rather than predicted grades, which can be advantageous when they have done so well.

At IGCSE, seventeen students, one third of the class, will win Edexcel Awards for obtaining 7 or more 9s. An incredible nine students achieved 9s in nine or more subjects this year, including Maryam with ten 9s and Aleeza with nine, having already achieved two A*s.

IGCSE Results

– 58%, 9 (England average = 5.1%)
– 79%, 8-9
– One third of all students achieved 7 or more 9s including 15 with eight or more 9s
– 43/51 achieved a 9 in at least one subject

Student Name	Results
Raveen Akuretiyagama	4 A*
Keanu Herft	4 A*
Maarya Marjan	4 A*
Senumi Mohottige	4 A*
Thisal Pathirana	4 A*
Nishika Egodage	3 A* 1 A
Lisari Hettiarachchi	3 A* 1 A
Cinadi Kapuwatta	3 A* 1 A
Charvi Vaidyakularatne	3 A* 1 A
Ginuri Wellabadage	3 A* 1 A
Savith Wijesundara	3 A* 1 A
Tayeb Marikar	3 A*
Hayah Marjan	3 A*
Minara Nanayakkara	3 A*
Himayath Nuzraan	2 A* 2 A
Meenu Pathirana	2 A* 2 A
Maleeka Raddygala	2 A* 2 A
Chinmayan Baheerathan	2 A* 1 A
Vinuri Gunaratne	2 A* 1 A
Okitha Karunadhara	2 A* 1 A
Amaya Perera	2 A* 1 A
Harish Sivagananathan	2 A* 1 A
Sneha Wickramasinghe	2 A* 1 A
Yuyao Gao	1 A* 3 A
Himanshu Jayasinghe	1 A* 3 A
Pujani Wickremasinghe	1 A* 3 A
Mariam Alibhoy	1 A* 2 A
Dihane De Almeida	1 A* 2 A
Pamudhi Gamage	1 A* 2 A
Vidur Mirchandani	1 A* 2 A
Aamina Nazeer	1 A* 2 A
Hiveen Ramachandra	1 A* 2 A
Dinithi Wickramasinghe	1 A* 2 A
Amaya Wijayawardana	1 A* 2 A
Maria Wijithananda	1 A* 2 A
Devan Dahanayake	4 A
Nesangi Hemakumara	4 A
Maya Dias	3 A
Rashida Rehmanjee	3 A
Jun Shamun	3 A
Zhaoxian Wang	3 A
Ayaan Weerasooria	3 A

IGCSE Results

– 58%, 9 (England average = 5.1%)
– 79%, 8-9
– One third of all students achieved 7 or more 9s including 15 with eight or more 9s
– 43/51 achieved a 9 in at least one subject

Student Name	Results
Aleeza Salie	9 9s & 2 A*
Maryam Mashoor	10 9s
Nirvaan Kanag-Isvaran	9 9s, 1 8
Ayra Amir	9 9s
Sanhitha Edirisinghe	9 9s
Nadia Nagpal	9 9s
Nabeeha Nashath	9 9s
Akkshaya Sathiyenthra	9 9s
Viresh Wijesinghe	9 9s
Maleesa Gunasinghe	8 9s, 1 8
Mithuli Kahatapitiya	8 9s, 1 8
Che Kariyawasam	8 9s, 1 8
Yenuli Ratnayake	8 9s, 1 8
Mekayla Fernando	8 9s
Pan Hu	8 9s
Okitha Gunasekera	7 9s, 2 8s
Sethumi Wickramamunige	7 9s, 1 8
Nashwa Nazme	6 9s, 3 8s
Seth Fernando	6 9s, 1 8
Kavindya Ratnayake	6 9s, 1 8
Keqian Zhang	6 9s, 1 8
Bimansa Abeysuriya	5 9s, 3 8s
Saranya Fernando	5 9s, 3 8s
Amy Peries	5 9s, 3 8s
Nethula Dassanayake	5 9s, 2 8s
Finnley Mitchell	5 9s, 2 8s
Poojana Ruparatne	4 9s, 5 8s
Ananya Nandakumar	4 9s, 4 8s
Tharani Garusinghe	3 9s, 4 8s
Jannah Nuzraan	3 9s, 4 8s