Special students shine in FBISE Matric Result 2012

Islamabad, Special children outshined in the secondary school certificate (SSC) annual examination 2012 held under the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE).

As many as 24 students (13 boys and 11 girls) had appeared in the exam from National Special Education Centre for Hearing Impaired Children, H-9, and all of them were declared pass.

Sana Ashraf got first position with 852 marks; Sehar Rubbab with 787 marks and stood second while Marryam Rafique obtained 780 marks and clinched the third position.

As many as 11 students from National Special Education Centre for Visually Impaired Children appeared in the exams and the results of the centre remained 99 percent. Amna Azhar got 841 marks and grabbed the first position; Mohammad Fareedul Hassan earned 773 marks and clinched the second position while Tahira Kausar with 765 marks grabbed third position.

A total of nine students appeared in the examination from National Special Education Centre for Physically Handicapped Children and 89 percent of them passed the exam. Kamran Khan obtained 683 marks and remained first in the centre.

Director General Special Education & Social Welfare Syed Mustafain Kazmi congratulated the students on competing with normal schools children and shown extraordinary results in the matriculation exams conducted by FBISE for the academic year 2011-12.
 
He appreciated the efforts of National Special Education Centre’s principal and teachers for the efforts put in for the preparation of the children for the examination.  He further said that these students have worked extremely hard and shown commitment, courage and desired to become productive segment of the society despite of being having some sort of disability. It is evident from the results that their disability is not detrimental of their potential and intellectual capabilities.