excellence established over 99 years.

In June, 24 members of the BHS Senior Fifth produced excellent results in GCSE and International GCSE examinations in 16 different subjects.

The girls wrote 205 examinations which are marked in England and are administered subject-by-subject, simultaneously worldwide under a strict timetable.

Among the 205, the girls earned 64 A's (31.2 percent), 45 B's (22 percent) and 54 C's (26.3 percent).

Twenty of the 24 girls (83.3 percent) achieved five or more results of Grade C or above. Four received all A's and B's in their nine examinations and seven others received no grade below C.

Public relations officer, Mrs. Judy Masters said: "Particularly noteworthy was the grade distribution among academic subjects, showing that in eight out of the 16 subjects 90 percent of all grades were A, B or C.

"The 1993 results on these external examinations continue the strong tradition of academic excellence established and maintained by BHS for the past 99 years.'' SOUND EQUIPMENT STOLEN FROM BOAT CRM Sound equipment stolen from boat A thief with an ear for music forced open the cabin door of a boat moored in Jews Bay.

The crook escaped with a $700 haul, including a Sony tape deck and two speakers.

FINED FOR DISQUALIFIED DRIVING CTS Fined for disqualified driving Paul Cauchi, 29, was fined $350 and taken off the road for a year after he admitted driving while disqualified. Magistrates' Court heard this week he drove a motorbike on Frog Lane, Devonshire on November 27 while banned.