Miss Salem moved to the UK last August, after seeking refuge because her Ahmadiyya Muslim community faces persecution in Pakistan.
Source/Credit: Your Local Guardian
By Alexandra Rucki | August 29, 2012
Ahmadiyya Times Note: Miss Hania Saleem is the daughter of Mr. Saleem-ul-Haq Khan and grand daughter of late Mr. Shams-ul-Haq Khan of Quetta, Pakistan a renowned journalist. [Engr. Mazhar-ul-Haq Khan]
A refugee has scored top marks in her GCSE's, after only starting at a UK school in February.
Hania Saleem, 16, of Manor Green Road, Epsom, gained A* grades in maths and biology.
The star student, who studied in Blenheim High School, also got A grades in chemistry, physics, religious education, Urdu and a B in English.
Miss Salem moved to the UK last August, after seeking refuge because her Ahmadiyya Muslim community faces persecution in Pakistan.
The family first tried to get her into a school in Cardiff last year, but were unsuccessful.
They then settled in Epsom in September and she managed to get a place in Blenheim High School.
Miss Saleem said she is pleased with her results, but is hoping to get her English paper remarked.
She said: "When I opened the envelope I was quite nervous. I did year 10 in Pakistan, I had studied some of the stuff.
"It was hard, but it was ok for me."
Miss Saleem's hopes to study a Biology-related subject at university, and is trying to get a place to take science A Levels at Rosebery School.
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Miss Hania Saleem is the daughter of Mr. Saleem-ul-Haq Khan and grand daughter of late Mr. Shams-ul-Haq Khan of Quetta, Pakistan a renowned journalist.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant work. Wish her all the best in her studies.
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