EMASI Van Phuc Announces May 2026 Cambridge Examination Results

Spanning from Primary to High School, the May 2026 Cambridge examinations have yielded proud results for EMASI Van Phuc students. Behind every number is a learning journey filled with effort, from Primary students taking their first Cambridge Primary Checkpoint to High School students preparing for their next academic endeavors.

This year, many of EMASI Van Phuc students’ results continued to surpass the international average, alongside outstanding achievements across Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and AS Level.

Building a Foundation for Universities with AS Level and IGCSE Achievements

In the final years of the Upper Secondary program, the IGCSE and AS Level examinations mark a crucial stage in the students’ academic journey.

In Grade 12, EMASI Van Phuc students achieved a 100% pass rate in Mathematics, with two-thirds of the students scoring A-B. In Chemistry, 50% of the students achieved A-B grades.

Meanwhile, in Grade 11, 60% of students achieved an A* grade in the IGCSE exams, and 73% scored A*-A. Co-ordinated Sciences and Vietnamese also saw 73% of students achieving A*-A grades.

These figures represent more than just exam results; they reflect the process of students steadily building their academic competencies and identifying their strengths. With the foundation from IGCSE and AS Level, students are better equipped to choose suitable academic pathways and prepare for their future university goals.

The First Steps at Cambridge Primary & Lower Secondary Checkpoint

At the other end of the journey, EMASI Van Phuc Primary students took their first Cambridge Primary Checkpoint exams in Mathematics and English.

Mathematics recorded an average score of 32, higher than the global average of 31. Notably, four students achieved the “Outstanding” level with a perfect score of 50/50.

In English, students achieved the “Good” level, with four students reaching the “Outstanding” level, scoring between 41 and 50.

Following these initial results, the Cambridge journey continues at the Lower Secondary level. The average Science score increased by 10% compared to the previous year. In Mathematics (Set 1), student results were 12% higher than the international average, with 93% of students categorized as “High” or “Outstanding”.

English also saw 89% of students achieving “Good” or above. Among these, students also reached maximum milestones, such as 100% in Reading and Writing—exceptionally standout results in the Cambridge examinations.

From the first scores in Primary to the IGCSE and AS Level milestones, the May 2026 Cambridge exam results demonstrate student development through each educational stage. Each result provides the school, students, and parents with concrete data to reflect on the learning process, recognize strengths, and identify areas for continued growth.

This is also how Cambridge examinations at EMASI Van Phuc are viewed—not merely as scores, but as part of a journey that helps students better understand their capabilities and prepare for their next steps forward.

View the detailed results and outstanding achievements of EMASI Van Phuc students in the May 2026 Cambridge examinations: