Abbotts College celebrates academics

SUIDEROORD –  This prestigious ceremony was held to celebrate and recognise the dedicated efforts and hard work of their top Grade 10 and 11 students of 2014.

“We would like to congratulate all the recipients with their awards. These young individuals can stand up and feel proud of the success that has come from the dedication and determination they have shown in their work. As award recipients they know what success means because they have devoted themselves to accomplishing the academic goals which they set for themselves”, says Willem van Zyl, Principal of Abbotts College Johannesburg South.

We are proud to congratulate the following grade 10 students with their awards:  Naseeha Seedat
DUX student grade 10, mathematics 1^st place (80 %), Afrikaans 1^st place (85 %).

Ntsengo Mkansi, student award: this award is nominated by their peers and allocated to the student who best portrays a true Abbotts College student, accounting 1^st place (85 %) and life sciences 1^st place (88 %).

Zane Louw, principal’s award: this award is nominated by their teachers and allocated to the student who best portrays a true Abbotts College student, business studies 1^st place (84 %), physical sciences 1^st Place (86 %) and English first language 1^st place (89 %).

Thandokuhle Ndlovu, isiZulu 1^st place (83 %); Kyle Pather, life orientation 1^st place (85 %).

We are proud to congratulate the following Grade 11 students with their awards: Habbeebah Rassool, DUX student grade 11, principals award: this award is nominated by their teachers and allocated to the student who best portrays a true Abbotts College, mathematics 1^st place (89 %), accounting 1^st place (99 %) and life orientation 1^st place (96 %).

Prahlad Dhawakieram, student award: this award is nominated by their peers and allocated to the student who best portrays a true Abbotts College student.

Ammaarah Gani, drama 1^st place (80%), geography 1^st place (80%) and business studies 1^st place (97%).

Lorona Ganess, life sciences 1^st place (91%), physical sciences 1^st place (85%).

Hima Rama, English first language 1^st place (91%).

Simphiwe Mahlangu, Zulu first additional language 1^st place (88%).

Lungile Madi, economics 1^st place (86%).

We would like to thank the staff of Abbotts College Joburg South, parents and students who attended the award ceremony and making the evening such a memorable event.