Curro Krugersdorp proved its excellence on the national stage, with learners delivering outstanding performances at the Curro National Coding and Robotics Competition.

According to the school marketer, Dibuseng Maboya, the event brings together Curro schools from across South Africa, representing various regions and competing for top honours in the fast-growing field of coding and robotics. She added that with a high level of competition and numerous entries submitted nationwide, Curro Krugersdorp proudly secured a place among the top five schools in the country, highlighting the talent and dedication of its learners.

In the primary school category, Herculaas and Lambert Louw showcased their technical skills and teamwork, earning a well-deserved silver medal.

The high school also made its mark, with Rohan Swanepoel and Estian Pretorius delivering an impressive performance to secure a third-place finish. Competing against some of the best young minds in the country, their result is a testament to their hard work and passion for robotics.

Annemarie Lombard, executive head of Curro Krugersdorp, expressed immense pride in both campuses, emphasising the effort that went into preparing for the competition.

“To compete at this level and emerge among the top schools in South Africa is an incredible accomplishment,” she shared. “Our learners have demonstrated determination, creativity and true Curro spirit,” she said.

Maboya concluded that as coding and robotics continue to grow in importance within education, achievements like these position Curro Krugersdorp as a leader in nurturing future-ready learners.