Harvest High School is delighted that the school has yet again achieved a 100% matric pass for the class of 2014. This is an exceptional achievement, especially considering the challenges faced with the implementation of CAPS. Out of the 55 candidates who sat for their final exam, 40 achieved a Bachelors pass and 15 were awarded a Diploma. This is testament to the hard work and perseverance from staff and students alike.

Harvest High School has a long tradition of a 100% matric pass rate but, as pointed out by school principal Mrs Gordon, it is not achieved in one year. It takes five years of hard work to achieve such a fantastic result. The school has at its core the values of honouring God, working hard and being nice, and it is these values that we aim to instil in our students all the way from Grade 8 to Grade 12. It is hoped that these values will continue to sustain our students for the challenges ahead of them.

The school is exceptionally proud of their students and their teachers, and so grateful to God for the grace and provision of the past year – our hope truly is in God.

Harvest High is one of 19 schools in KwaZulu-Natal to achieve a 100% pass since 2010, as published in the Department of Education’s Schools Performance Report.