Gambiaj.com – (Jalambang, The Gambia) – Mansa-Colley Bojang Senior Secondary School has recorded an impressive performance in the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), with all 136 registered candidates obtaining credit in Mathematics and 132 securing credit in English language.
The results have sparked celebrations among students, parents and school authorities in Jalambang and surrounding communities, where the performance is being seen as a significant achievement for the school.
The strong results in Mathematics and English language are particularly significant because the two subjects are key requirements for admission to many tertiary institutions and professional training programs.
School authorities attributed the performance to sustained academic discipline, dedicated teaching, and close collaboration among teachers, parents, students, and the wider community.
“For us, these results are not just numbers. They represent dreams kept alive and doors opened for our children,” a senior teacher said.
Parents and Students Celebrate
2026 WASSCE Results Statistics for Mansa Colley Bojang Senior Secondary school
Parents gathered at the school on Tuesday following the release of the results, with some expressing relief and pride at their children’s performance.
“When I heard all of them got credit in Mathematics, I couldn’t hold back my tears,” one parent said.
“We always heard Mansa-Colley was serious about education, but today we have seen it with our own eyes.”
Students also celebrated the results after months of preparation that included extra classes, late-night studies, and close mentorship from their teachers.
Several students said the results had eased their anxieties about the future and strengthened their determination to pursue further education and professional careers.
School Credits Staff and Community
The management of Mansa-Colley Bojang Senior Secondary School described the results as another milestone in the institution’s development, saying the achievement reflected the collective efforts of the school community.
The Proprietor, Principal, Vice Principal, teaching staff, and non-teaching staff were commended for their contribution to maintaining academic standards despite resource and infrastructural challenges faced by many peri-urban schools.
The school also acknowledged the support of parents, guardians, and other stakeholders whose contributions, it said, helped create an environment conducive to learning.
School authorities said a detailed breakdown and subject-by-subject analysis of the results would be released in the coming days.
For now, the 100 percent credit rate in Mathematics and the 132 credits recorded in English language stand out as the school’s strongest indicators of its 2026 WASSCE performance.
In a statement, the school expressed appreciation to its stakeholders for their “diverse contributions” to the achievement and reaffirmed its motto: “If you want to know Mansa-Colley, come to Mansa-Colley.”
The results have placed Mansa-Colley Bojang Senior Secondary School among the schools attracting attention for their performance in the 2026 WASSCE, while giving students and the wider Jalambang community fresh reason to celebrate.
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