article_snippet: Yesterday, it emerged that The private schoolgirl is an ‘incredibly bright’ schoolgirl who attended Wisbech Grammar School in Cambridgeshire where fees are £12,000 a year.
article_snippet: Yesterday, Chris Staley, head of Wisbech Grammar in Cambridgeshire, said Miss Abdelgadir, was ‘furiously bright’, ‘very normal’ and a ‘very focused young lady’.
article_snippet: He described Miss Abdelgadir as a popular, typical pupil who had represented the school in sports including hockey, had got 7 A*s and was a member of the student council.
article_snippet: ‘Miss Abdelgadir was an incredibly bright and focused young lady who was clearly destined for great things on the medical or scientific side,’ He said.
article_snippet: The pupil, from King’s Lynn in Norfolk, spent nine years Miss Abdelgadir spent at the Cambridgeshire school before studying medicine at Khartoum’s private University of Medical Sciences and Technology.
article_snippet: Miss Abdelgadir parents sent Miss Abdelgadir to Sudan to study so that Miss Abdelgadir could reconnect with Miss Abdelgadir Islamic roots.
article_snippet: Her father, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, where the family live sent out children to study [in Sudan] so that children would be surrounded by children culture.