Agape Christian School celebrates academic excellence
Agape Christian School celebrates its Grade Five learners’ academic achievements, recognising their hard work and dedication across several subjects during term two.
Agape Christian School has recognised the academic achievements of its Grade Five learners following a strong performance in several subjects during term two.
According to receptionist Maggie Dyer, the initiative forms part of Agape Christian School’s efforts to acknowledge and celebrate the gifts and talents of its learners.
Skylar Swartz emerged as the top learner in the grade for the term, achieving an impressive 94% in Mathematics and 89% in English.
Bryan Alinnor was the top achiever in Afrikaans, recording 87%, while Abigail Walters achieved 91% in Natural Sciences and Technology (NST).
Dyer said recognising the learners’ achievements was important in celebrating their hard work, dedication and commitment to their studies.
“The recognition also aims to encourage other learners to work towards reaching their own potential and demonstrates how perseverance and consistent effort can contribute to positive academic results,” she said.
The school has been providing Christian education for the past 30 years, with a focus on developing learners academically, personally and spiritually.
Dyer said the achievements of its Grade Five learners reflected the value of encouraging young people to remain committed to their education and strive for excellence.
