The Amajuba District’s Class of 2025 has recorded strong matric results, highlighting the dedication of learners, educators and school communities across the region.

Nationally, the matric pass rate reached a historic high of 88%, the highest in South Africa’s history. Amajuba District exceeded this figure, achieving an impressive overall pass rate of 91.3%.

Several schools in the district attained exceptional results, with eight schools recording a 100% pass rate.

Schools that achieved a 100% pass rate are:

Zibambeleni Secondary School, St Oswalds Secondary School, Sinqobile Combined School, Siphuthando Combined School, Ngcaka Combined School, Muzokhanyayo Secondary School, Groenvlei Combined School and Ekuseni Secondary School.

Other school results are as follows:

• Amadada High – 85.7%
• Amajuba High – 94.9%
• Amazulu High – 67.9%
• Bethamoya High – 92.3%
• Buhlebomzinyathi Secondary – 72.9%
• Cacamezela Secondary – 92.1%
• Charlestown High – 82.9%
• Dannhauser Secondary – 99.0%
• Dedangifunde High – 98.7%
• DNC Combined – 95.5%
• Duck Ponds High – 85.6%
• Emfundweni High – 87.6%
• Enzimane Combined – 82.4%
• Ferrum High – 98.1%
• Hlalanathi High – 83.3%
• Hope High – 95.5%
• Ikhwezi High – 89.2%
• Impala High – 75.9%
• Indonsa Secondary – 94.3%
• Ingabade High – 82.4%
• Inzululwazi Secondary – 92.3%
• Isikhalisezwe High – 85.6%
• Isiphosemvelo High – 89.4%
• Islamic College Newcastle – 88.2%
• Izazi Secondary – 94.3%
• Kadwa Secondary – 92.9%
• Khethukuthula Secondary – 97.2%
• Kwamagidela Secondary – 76.9%
• Lengola Secondary – 91.3%
• Lincoln Heights Secondary – 92.6%
• Malambule Secondary – 94.6%
• Mana High – 90.0%
• Masihambisane Secondary – 93.3%
• Mdumiseni High – 93.7%
• Mlondolozi High – 95.9%
• Mnyamande Secondary – 91.8%
• Mzamo High – 84.2%
• Mziwethu High – 88.1%
• Ncandu Combined – 77.3%
• Ndwakazana Combined – 74.2%
• Newcastle High – 95.6%
• Nhlosokuhle Secondary – 89.6%
• Osizweni High – 94.3%
• Panorama Combined – 86.1%
• Phathakahle High – 88.6%
• Phendukani High – 99.4%
• Sabela Secondary School – 91.8%
• Sekusile Secondary School – 92.1%
• Sesiyabonga High – 92.2%
• Siyalungelwa Secondary – 90.6%
• Siyamukela High – 92.7%
• Sizanani Secondary School – 95.5%
• Sizimele High – 88.1%
• Sizwe Secondary – 95.2%
• St Lewis Secondary – 89.5%
• Thuthunyawo Secondary – 98.8%
• Thembalentsha High – 93.5%
• Thubelihle High – 84.8%
• Umlandomusha High – 96.2%
• Umzilikazi Secondary – 99.7%
• Utrecht High – 62.1%
• Xolane High – 87.0%
• Zama Secondary – 86.8%
• Ziphakamiseni High – 85.4%

Top provincial performances were recorded as follows:

1. KZN – 90,6%
2. Free State – 89,33%
3. Gauteng – 89,06%
4. North West – 88,49%
5. Western Cape – 88,2%
6. Northern Cape – 87,79%
7. Mpumalanga -86,55%
8. Limpopo – 86,15%
9. Eastern Cape – 84,17%

These results reflect the perseverance, commitment and hard work of the Class of 2025.

The Newcastle Advertiser congratulates all learners on their achievements and wishes them every success in their future endeavours.

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