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FROM THE
PRINCIPAL’S EXAMINATIONS
DESK

9. Ensuring Fairness in Exams
Exams are designed to measure genuine knowl-
edge and understanding. Academic honesty is
essential to maintain a level playing field:
By following
• No unauthorised materials or communica-

tion during exams. these principles,
• There is no private tutoring from Regent
we ensure that
Secondary School teachers outside school
hours. If you become aware of any such ar-
rangements, please inform the school so that every student
all students have the same opportunities. succeeds based
• Avoid using private tutors; most of them do
on merit and hard
not understand our curriculum.
• Do not ask our teachers to suggest private
tutors to you. work alone.
• No gifts or financial incentives for teachers.
Offering money or gifts undermines fairness
and compromises the integrity of our learn-
ing environment.

By following these principles, we ensure that ev-

ery student succeeds based on merit and hard
work alone.

Final Thoughts
Exams should be viewed as an opportunity to
showcase your knowledge and skills, not as a
source of fear. With early preparation, effec-

tive revision techniques, and a strong support
system, you can confidently approach the
IGCSEs—and all assessments.

Remember:
• Stay focused.
• Stay positive.
• Trust in your abilities.

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