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Immaculate, Avery!
WHEN Avery Barnett graduated fifth form in July, she already had more subjects than a typical sixth former at the end of two years. And by the time exam results were published last month, she had doubled her previous tally.

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Wrath of God?

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JN scholars urged to be agents of change
Forty-one outstanding students in this year's Grade Six Achievement Test were awarded five-year bursaries at the JN Foundation awards.This year represented the highest number since the inception of the JN Scholarship Programme in 1983.

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