Matrics 2020 pass with flying colours
Middelburg high schools celebrate their Matrics as results come streaming in.
Hoërskool Middelburg
•’n Groot “wow” vir Hoërskool Middelburg se 2020 matrieks met ’n 100% slaagsyfer! Daar is saam ’n glasie sjampanje gedrink om dié uitstekende uitslae te vier.

Hoërskool Kanonkop
• Hoërskool Kanonkop is baie trots daarop dat hulle in die meeste van die vakke, waaronder wiskunde, ’n 100% slaagsyfer het.

Middelburg Muslim School
•Middelburg Muslim School is celebrating a 100% pass rate with over 30 distinctions for the 2020 class.

HTS Middelburg
•Die klas van 2020 het Dinsdag tussen 08:00 en 10:00 by Hoër Tegniese Skool Middelburg ’n laaste keer saam gekom om hul senior sertifikate in ontvangs te neem na ’n stormagtige skooljaar.

Groot opgewondenheid het onder die oud-matrieks geheers nadat die skool Maandag bevestig het dat die 2020 eindeksamen uitslae uiteindelik gekom het.

• Kry jou kopie van die Middelburg Observer die week vir HTS se volle uitslae en individuele prestasies.

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