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Randfontein High School matric learners take pledge ahead of final stretch

Matriculants make formal commitment to dedication and accountability ahead of final examinations.

Randfontein High School’s Grade 12 learners marked an important milestone in their school careers during a Grade 12 Pledge Ceremony held on October 9.

The ceremony celebrated the matric learners as they prepare to enter the final stretch of their school journey, a period that calls for dedication, determination and a strong sense of responsibility.

RHS matric learners listen as examination rules are explained. Photo: Supplied

Commitment to matric success

The event served as a meaningful reminder of the values required to navigate this crucial chapter, including commitment, discipline, perseverance and accountability.

As the learners approach the end of their school careers, the pledge symbolised their responsibility to remain focused on their academic goals and to give their best as they work towards completing their matric year.

The occasion also highlighted the significance of the journey they have undertaken throughout their schooling, encouraging them to face the challenges ahead with confidence and determination.

With the final chapter of their school careers coming to an end, the Grade 12 learners were reminded of the importance of staying committed to their responsibilities and making the most of the opportunities before them.

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