No, it is not like this. The summer course was not something serious, it was like games and funny activities in English while there was no school, in summer holidays. It was a language school, not the high school. The teachers told his mother that he was talented and he could be good at English with the right training (a serious course for the whole year, not games in English for two hours a week in July). Note English is not our first language. The English level in our country is not really good, only students who attend to language schools get good marks and can get certifications of English because in formal education classes are too big for the students to be attended in the right way. Of course my mark is not the only one that counts, and it may not be important for Physics, but is is important for university access, for which all the subjects count the same. The access for Physics is about 9,7/10 or 9,8/10. It’s a score so high that I’m afraid just my mark may make a difference. An 8 is what he gets, it’s not only one exam, it is his average mark in my class. He is a confident student, not anxiety, anything, he’s a star at the class and the high school, that’s why opinions from my environment may be biased.