Daniel Erasmus achieves 11 distinctions in the subjects ABRSM (Music) Practical Level Seven 84 percent; Afrikaans 91 percent; English 93 percent; History 90 percent; Life Orientation 87 percent; Life Sciences 88 percent; Mathematics 92 percent; Physical Sciences 86 percent; Visual Arts 96 percent; AP Mathematics 80 percent; and AP English 93 percent.
Daniel Erasmus achieves 11 distinctions in the subjects ABRSM (Music) Practical Level Seven 84 percent; Afrikaans 91 percent; English 93 percent; History 90 percent; Life Orientation 87 percent; Life Sciences 88 percent; Mathematics 92 percent; Physical Sciences 86 percent; Visual Arts 96 percent; AP Mathematics 80 percent; and AP English 93 percent.
Aashish Diayar achieves nine distinctions in the subjects Afrikaans 81 percent; English 85 percent; Life Orientation 87 percent; Life Sciences 87 percent; Mathematics 98 percent; Music 85 percent; Physical Sciences 91percent; Visual Arts 91 percent; and AP Mathematics 97 percent.
Robert Brinkman achieves eight distinctions in the subjects: Afrikaans 85 percent; English 90 percent; History 95 percent; Life Orientation 86 percent; Life Sciences 92 percent; Mathematics 96 percent; Physical Sciences 90 percent; and AP Mathematics 80 percent.
Nicholas Cowen achieves eight distinctions in the subjects Afrikaans 83 percent; English 87 percent; French 87 percent; Life Orientation 83 percent; Life Sciences 94 percent; Mathematics 99 percent; Physical Sciences 94 percent; and AP Mathematics 92 percent.
Michael Davies achieves eight distinctions in the subjects Afrikaans 80 percent; English 85 percent; French 85 percent; Life Orientation 85 percent; Mathematics 94 percent; Music 89 percent; Physical Sciences 93 percent; and AP Mathematics 93 percent.
Mikhail Kolabhai achieves eight distinctions in the subjects Afrikaans 84 percent; English 93 percent; History 87 percent; Life Orientation 86 percent; Life Sciences 85 percent; Mathematics 90 percent; Physical Science 82 percent; AP English 86 percent; and AP Mathematics 67 percent.
Zayan Daya achieves seven distinctions in the subjects Afrikaans with 85 percent; English with 87 percent; History with 88 percent; Latin with 91 percent, Life Orientation with 90 percent; Mathematics with 91 percent; Physical Sciences with 84 percent; and AP Mathematics with 78 percent.
Chiraag Kathawaroo achieves seven distinctions in the subjects Afrikaans with 77 percent; English with 89 percent; History with 80 percent;, Information Technology with 84 percent; Life Orientation with 90 percent; Mathematics with 96 percent; Physical Sciences with 85 percent; and AP Mathematics with 81 percent.
Chris Maree achieves seven distinctions in the subjects English 84 percent; Geography 85 percent; History 86 percent; Information Technology 93 percent; Life Orientation 87 percent; Mathematics 87 percent; and Physical Sciences 83 percent.
Prashant Venkatakrishnan achieves seven distinctions in the subjects Afrikaans with 85 percent; English with 83 percent; French with 84 percent; Life Orientation with 88 percent; Mathematics with 95 percent; Music with 88 percent; and Physical Sciences with 86 percent.
St John’s College is proud of the excellent results achieved by its class of 2014 and extends its congratulations to all the matric pupils who achieved a 100 percent pass rate and a 97.8 percent University Degree pass rate.
A total of 329 subject distinctions were achieved and 31 matriculants achieved an average of over 80 percent and a further 32 pupils achieved an average of over 75 percent.
Four pupils were placed in the overall top 5 percent of the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) matriculants and achieved distinctions in five or more subjects with over 80 percent for life orientation. They were Daniel Erasmus with 11 distinctions and an overall average of 91.7 percent; Aashish Diayar with 9 distinctions and an overall average of 90 percent; Robert Brinkman with 8 distinctions and an overall average of 90.57 percent; and Carl Beekhuizen with 6 distinctions.
A total of 15 pupils achieved high distinctions in various subjects and ranked in the top one percent of IEB for those subjects.
The retiring headmaster, Roger Cameron, was delighted with, and proud of, the achievements of all St. John’s College matriculants and extended his congratulations to all pupils in South Africa who have passed their 2014 matric exams.
He further congratulated the IEB on their 98.38 percent national pass rate.
Cameron paid tribute to the professionalism and dedication of the St John’s College staff who have enabled so many St John’s boys to attain high results in this year’s exams.
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