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Westville Boys’ High School pupils exceed expectations in 2025 NSC exams

97.3% of candidates qualified for access to Higher Education in 2026.

2025 proved to be another highly successful year for Westville Boys’ High School.

From outstanding achievements on the sports field to excellence on the service and cultural fronts, the year culminated in impressive NSC results.

While the school was pleased with the pupil’s overall pass rate, a closer analysis of individual results revealed just how exceptional the Class of 2025 truly was.

“Our pupils exceeded expectations and their dedication, particularly in the final stages of the year, was richly rewarded,” said headmaster Graham Steele.

With a strong emphasis on the quality of our pass rate, the school is delighted to report that 97.3% of candidates qualified for access to Higher Education in 2026, with 223 learners achieving Bachelor’s passes and a total of 392 A’s being accomplished.

The 2025 NSC results are a true reflection of the school’s ethos: “Where Potential Meets Purpose.”

“Our sincere thanks go to every teacher and staff member who motivated and inspired the Class of 2025. Westville Boys’ High School wishes all our Griffins every success in their future endeavours,” said Steele.


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