Commonwealth Quiz Competition
Laura Gayon, Angelique Pouponneau and Hajiira Jumaye.
Graduation here is a state occasion, held at the International Conference Centre and attended by the President of the Republic. The 2024–25 cohort crossed that stage in May 2026.
The 2024–25 awards, presented by President Patrick Herminie with Vice‑President Sébastien Pillay.
Mathematics, English Language and Economics, heading for finance. Outstanding academically and known for carrying her peers and her teachers with her.
Top of the cohort across the two years.
A tie for second place among the top three academic performers.
The principal’s own choice from the cohort.
Created to mark twenty years, for the student who steps up at assemblies, organises fundraisers and advocates for sustainable initiatives. He was the first to receive it.
At a State House ceremony in May 2025 honouring the country’s top Cambridge performers — drawn from more than 200,000 candidates across over 130 countries — Laurent Joseph and Shaun Leste were recognised for placing first in the world in their subjects.
The board is longer than one year. Devika Vidot took a government scholarship from here to accounting and finance at the University of Manchester, became Seychelles’ Minister for Investment, Entrepreneurship and Industry in 2020, and came back to address the graduates in 2024.
Laura Gayon, Angelique Pouponneau and Hajiira Jumaye.
Won as a team — and every individual role as well. Farah Esparon, Estelle Montano and Nyssa Bonte.
An environmental brief, judged internationally.
Daniel Bedier took the President’s Cup, George Razanajatovo the Minister’s Cup, and the Aspiring Teacher Award was introduced with the Seychelles Institute of Teacher Education.