Leake Mogashoa and Mpho Tjale are the recipients of certificates of merit for maintaining an average of above 80% for six subjects each.
POLOKWANE – Capricorn High School (CHS) bid their matric learners farewell at the school’s matric prize-giving ceremony on Thursday morning.
The school showed their appreciation for the gr. 12 learners’ hard work in sport, academics and leadership.
Mashudu Neswiswi, audit manager in the office of the Auditor-General and a former CHS learner, was the guest speaker at this event and told learners to focus on their future.
“Tertiary education is very different from high school. You are adults now and responsible for every decision you make. At tertiary level no one checks your homework every day, or forces you to attend classes, it is all up to you.
“You hold your future in your own hands from now on and only you can decide if you going to succeed or not,” she said.
Lucas Chuene, school principal, wished the gr. 12s well. “Good luck with your exams. We know that you are going to make us proud. Good luck with your future plans. Make Capricorn proud wherever you’re going.”
Tumisho Mothapo, Thatoage Mokgotho, Tabelelo Kekana, Crystal Kgorane, Kim Dederen, Grace Makotanyane and Nchadi Seema are the recipients of certificates of merit for maintaining an average of above 80% for five subjects each.
Leake Mogashoa and Mpho Tjale are the recipients of certificates of merit for maintaining an average of above 80% for six subjects each.
Maano Makuya, Thato Manamela and Mukundi Mphaphuli are the recipients of certificates of merit for maintaining an average of above 80% for four subjects each.
Mashudu Neswiswi congratulates Matsatsi Mametja on winning the Offenberg trophy for being the best girl all- rounder in cricket, and the Mandy Wiener trophy for being the best girl cricket player of the year.
Tsebo Mabitsela, Rebotile Masera, Vusani Nenzhelele, Khanimambo Mabasa and Malebo Mogongoa are the recipients of certificates of merit for maintaining an average of above 80% for three subjects each.
Melandre Frost, Puleng Masenya, Mabocha Mokanyane and Mahlatse Dipela are the recipients of certificates of merit for maintaining an average of above 80% for three subjects each.
Leshego Tsebe is the winner of the Dior Intellect trophy for being the best female debater of the year and the Capricorn High School trophy for being the best public speaker of the year.
Tumi Mangena receives the Wayne Openshaw trophy for being batsman of the year and the Cheslyn Andrews trophy for being the most improved all-rounder in cricket. Congratulating him is Mashudu Neswiswi.
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