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Treverton has a 100 percent pass rate

The 75 candidates produced 74 subject distinctions with Mathematical Literacy, Life Orientation and Afrikaans being the subjects to produce the greatest number

Once again, Treverton College had a 100 percent pass rate in the 2013 Independent Examinations Board (IEB) NSC examinations.
There was also an improved exemption rate of 89 percent.
The top performers were Dee Twiddy and Kershia Perumal with five distinctions each, Ciara Botha, Michaela Van der Merwe and Emily Stein all achieved four distinctions, Tanith Liebenberg achieved three distinctions and Siemon von Lengeling and Aimee Warren were each awarded two distinctions. Jessica Loubser and Oliver Bouwer achieved one subject distinction.
The 75 candidates produced 74 subject distinctions with Mathematical Literacy, Life Orientation and Afrikaans being the subjects to produce the greatest number.
Executive Head Noel Coetzee and College Headmaster Dave Cato were pleased with the students’ results and believe that the class of 2013, in conjunction with the staff worked exceptionally hard to attain these results.

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