Learners ace maths and science

The results demonstrate what can be achieved when talent is matched with opportunity and a willingness to work hard.

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Jani de Beer 1 minute read

Four children, two boys and two girls holding certificates — Showcasing their achievements in maths and science are Luke Nortje, Luke Martins, Tiffany Heffill and Jaimie Christians. Photo: Farrarmere Primary School

Farrarmere Primary School is celebrating an outstanding season of academic achievement, with its maths and science programmes producing exceptional results at both district and provincial levels.

Grade Seven learner Kiano Da Silva took top honours in the Gauteng Provincial Science Olympiad, achieving first place, highlighting his talent and dedication to science.

Learners further had a strong showing at the Ekurhuleni District Maths Olympiad where four pupils earned top positions in their respective grades.

Luke Nortje claimed first place in Grade Six while Jaimie Christians achieved first place in Grade Five.

Luke Martins placed fourth in Grade Four and Tiffany Heffill earned fourth place in Grade Five.

These achievements reflect the hard work, commitment, and perseverance of the learners, as well as the dedication of the teachers who continue to nurture a love for mathematics and science.

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Jani de Beer 1 minute read

Jani de Beer

Jani went from working as a student intern for the Boksburg Advertiser to being employed as a junior journalist in 2004. Taking time out to start a family, she returned to the Caxton family in 2022 as senior journalist for the Benoni City Times. Her passion is telling her community's stories.