House of Lords celebrate Wonder Twins and Youngest GCSE Pass

June 30, 2011 - PRLog -- - Cerebral wonder Twins and the youngest student to pass GCSE, aged 5, celebrate their achievement at star-studded Ceremony in Parliament

London, UK: History will be made tomorrow afternoon when the brightest and the best inner-city students in Britain are hosted at the House of Lords for their record-breaking achievement in tough subjects such as Mathematics and Modern Foreign languages. The academic award ceremony for all catergories of students will attract Heads of governments, Presidents, leading academics and industry leaders.

The Oscar-type event is expected to honour child prodigies Peter and Paula Imafidon who passed A-level Mathematics papers at 7, and became the youngest ever children to accept secondary places at the age of 9. Others include Dee Alli who is the world record holder of the youngest person to pass a GCSE at 5 and Chimmy Agbara who is the youngest person ever to pass German GCSE with the highest score nationally while in year 10.

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1. Excellence in Education (EIE) programme is a non-profit, 1603475781  non-governmental international programme that works with schools, local groups, companies and charities interested in the educational development of students in inner-cities and any children from socially disadvantaged backgrounds.

2. Current work is concentrated in Essex, London Boroughs of Newham, Tower Hamlets, Redbridge, Barking & Dagenham, Hackney, Waltham Forest, Enfield and Lewisham; and EIE also has students in Manchester, Luton, Kent and Essex. EIE is in association with Cliwom Church, Old Kent Road, Charity no: 1087928 and Clapton Christian Centre, Clapton, Charity no: 1054390 and VPA Assembly, Barking Reg number 1116726.  Programmes are due to start soon in Reading and Bristol and other cities world wide.