The Worthgate School is proud to celebrate the success of Betty, an outstanding A Level student, who was recognised at the 2025 CIFE Academic Awards held at the prestigious House of Lords in London.
Organised by the Council for Independent Education (CIFE) and hosted by Lord Lexden, the annual CIFE Awards recognises top performing students from international boarding schools across the UK.
A Level Leader Recognised for Excellence in Academics and Leadership
Betty was nominated for her exceptional contribution to school life at The Worthgate School. As Head of Student Council and Hever House Captain, she has shown outstanding leadership, academic success, and a commitment to inclusivity and student voice.
A passionate advocate for student wellbeing and diversity, Betty, originally from Morocco led numerous initiatives and events, including chairing student council meetings and hosting the African Cultural Evening as Master of Ceremonies.
She is also a talented vocalist, and her performances have added to the vibrant cultural life at The Worthgate School. Her ability to balance academic studies with creative and leadership responsibilities has made her a true role model.
A Celebration at the House of Lords
Betty, joined by her sister, attended the ceremony at the Palace of Westminster, where she received her award from Lord Lexden. The event offered a spectacular setting to recognise the accomplishments of exceptional A Level students, with views of the River Thames and London Eye providing a memorable backdrop.
The Worthgate School: Nurturing Future Leaders
At The Worthgate School, we strive to inspire intellectual ambition and nurture character. Betty’s achievements embody our core values of academic excellence, personal integrity, and leadership.
We are incredibly proud of Betty and all the 2025 CIFE Award winners. Your achievements inspire our whole school community and reflect the best of what excellent education can offer.
