WESTVILLE Girls’ High School proudly achieved an overall pass rate of 100% in the 2025 NSC examinations.

Out of 211 learners, 198 received bachelor’s passes while 13 achieved diploma passes.

Sesethu Senene, marketing and communications manager of the school, said one learner earned eight As while 12 learners scored seven As and eight learners passed with six As.

“A total of 489 subject distinctions were achieved, averaging 2.32 distinctions per learner.”

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She noted that 25.12% of the cohort achieved four or more distinctions, reflecting sustained academic excellence across the grade.

Top learner Aseza Ngema expressed heartfelt gratitude and pride in her achievement.

“I haven’t fully soaked it in yet, but I am very proud to have had the opportunity to represent my school academically. I’m proud of the hard work, sweat, and tears that went into achieving these results, and I’m thankful to God that everything worked out so well,” adding that she is excited about the next chapter as she will be studying computer science.

“My advice to future learners is to work consistently from the very beginning of the year. Consolidate your work daily, and study seriously for the June examinations and trials.

“This makes the final NSC exams far easier to manage, as you already understand what study methods work best for you. It saves time and energy, allowing you to focus fully on revision rather than trying to figure things out at the last minute.”

She thanked God for being her strength and her pillar of comfort, faith, and hope during this season.

“Thank you to my family for their unwavering support, for the snacks and for being as quiet as possible during exam time. I am deeply grateful to my teachers and to Westville Girls’ High School for their dedication, resources, and genuine care for their students.

“Thank you to principal Russell Untiedt for running a tight ship, it truly does not go unnoticed. Lastly, I am thankful for my friends and peers at Westville Girls’ High School. They are an incredible group of supportive young women, and I wish each of them nothing but success in their future endeavours.”

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