Hoërskool Randburg matrics Nina Brink, Katryn Henn, Samantha Novello and Chanel King are proud to receive their results. Photo: Reuven Blignault
Hoërskool Randburg’s matric Class of 2020 made their way through their school’s gates one last time to collect their final matric results on 23 February.
Hoërskool Randburg’s matric learners wait to collect their matric results. Photo: Reuven Blignault
The school celebrated a pass rate of 100 per cent, 249 distinctions and 99 per cent of learners qualified for further education studies. Twenty-four learners achieved an 80 per cent average.
Hoërskool Randburg matrics Ruan van Tonder, Leanne Perold, and Kayla van den Bergh leap for joy after reciveing their results. Photo: Reuven Blignault
Anya Simpson achieved nine distinctions while Pieter-Jan Bosman, Delien Düsselberg, and Albert Kirsten bagged eight. Hannah van Zyl, Samantha Novello, Amory Minnaar, Amica Human, Katryn Henn, and Amoré Vlok attained seven distinctions.
Proud mom and Hoërskool Randburg mathematical literacy teacher Nita Mouton (middle) with her matric sons Jean and Ghean. Photo: Reuven Blignault
School principal Pieter Booysen said, “We have learners that came out with stunning results, and every learner and member of staff out-performed themselves this year despite the challenges Covid-19 threw at us. We are so thrilled that every learner passed, and our teachers were phenomenal.”
Dux scholar Pieter-Jan Bosman with Hoërskool Randburg principal Pieter Booysen. Photo: Reuven Blignault
He added that within the space of two weeks, virtual classrooms were set up and ready for a conducive learning environment. “There is a big difference between teaching online versus teaching in a classroom. Learners had to work alone from home and had to engage with their teachers in a virtual environment, and this was a new skill that they needed to learn. This was a tremendous success.”
Teacher Grethe van Zyl congratulates matric learner Pieter-Jan Bosman on his outstanding results. Photo: Reuven Blignault
He concluded that he had the utmost admiration for the school’s staff and learners and wished every learner a prosperous future ahead.
Matrics Katryn Henn, Mia Snyman and Samantha Novello discuss their final matric results. Photo: Reuven BlignaultDux scholar Pieter-Jan Bosman and Anya Simpson, who received nine distinctions, proudly show off their results. Photo: Reuven Blignault
Itumeleng Komana is a multimedia journalist with five years Digital experience. She covers a variety of topics, creates content for various Caxton Joburg North sites, and oversees their social media accounts.
