When you aspire to become a medical surgeon, every single matric paper is important, but especially science papers. Azra Khan from Northlands Girls’ High School was all smiles after Friday’s Physical Sciences Paper 1. Azra was shy to comment, saying; “Oh no! Can I not comment when I get my marks?” However, her smile said it all and she was clearly thrilled with how the paper had gone.
“It went really well!” said Nadia Munsami, Grade 12 pupil at Northlands Girls’ High School, who was delighted at how well the Physical Sciences Paper 1 went on Friday. In fact, the whole grade seemed positive and happy coming out of the examination. Photo Anna Kelly.
When you aspire to become a medical surgeon, every single matric paper is important, but especially science papers. Azra Khan from Northlands Girls’ High School was all smiles after Friday’s Physical Sciences Paper 1. Azra was shy to comment, saying; “Oh no! Can I not comment when I get my marks?” However, her smile said it all and she was clearly thrilled with how the paper had gone.
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