Alexa Clark achieved eight distinctions in the following subjects:
English, Afrikaans first additional, Maths, Physical Science, Life Sciences, History, French and Life Orientation.
Alexandra de Nooy achieves eight distinctions in the following subjects:
English, Afrikaans first additional language, Maths, Physical Science, Life Sciences, Geography, Information Technology and Life Orientation.
Bianca Ho achieves eight distinctions in the following subjects:
Afrikaans first additional language, English, Geography, Life Orientation, Life Sciences, Mathematics and Physical Science.
Falak Khan achieves eight distinctions in the following subjects:
English, Afrikaans first additional language, Maths, Physical Science, Life Sciences, Geography, AP Maths and Life Orientation.
Isabella Kriegler achieves eight distinctions in the following subjects:
English, Afrikaans first additional language, Maths, Physical Science, History, AP English, French and Life Orientation.
Emma Kruger achieves eight distinctions in the following subjects:
English, Afrikaans first additional language, Maths, Physical Sciences, Life Sciences, History , French and Life Orientation.
Nicola Stipinovich achieves eight distinctions in the following subjects:
English, Zulu, Maths, Physical Science, Life Science, History, French and Life Orientation.
Franci van Rhyn achieves eight distinctions in the following subjects:
English, Afrikaans first language, Maths, Physical Sciences, Life Sciences, Geography, French and Life Orientation.
Isioma Umunna achieves eight distinctions in the following subjects:
English, Afrikaans first additional language, Maths, Physical Science, Life Sciences, Accounting, French and Life Orientation.
From a cohort of 70 girls, a total of 255 distinctions were earned, averaging 3.6 distinctions per candidate.
Special honours were given to Falak Khan (eight distinctions) who ranked in the overall top five percent of IEB matriculants in six or more subjects, and to Alexa Clark (eight distinctions) who ranked in the overall top five percent of IEB matriculants in five or more subjects.
A further nine Roedean Girls were ranked in the top one percent of IEB matriculants in various subjects.
In addition to the nine high achievers listed in the gallery who have achieved eight distinctions each, the school also acknowledges the following pupils on their exceptional results.
Seven distinctions (seven pupils) were achieved by Anissa Davel, Jaylin de Klerk, Alexandra Hoffman, Joan Hofmeyr, Wilmien Janse van Rensburg, Nina Lang and Kajal Morar.
Six distinctions (two pupils) were achieved by Phiola Kayumba and Isabella Lagrange.
Five distinctions (eight pupils) were achieved by Isabella Briar, Susan Cossa, Raisah Mahomed, Pontsho Morapeli, Lameez Nazeer, Megan Quan, Tshiamo Ramano and Nompilo Sibisi.
Headmistress Mary Williams congratulated the pupils on their exceptional results and indicated that they were a testament to the pupils’ diligence and willingness to learn.
Williams also thanked the staff at Roedean School for their unfailing devotion.
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