Bryanston High School congratulates the class of ’22
Acting principal of Bryanston High School, happy to see the excitement in the faces of the Grade 12 learners and their parents during the collection of the National Senior Certificate on January 20.
Bryanston High School displayed another successful year following the results of Class of ’22.
Learners of the school were pilled up from the main entrance gate to the halls as they collectively marched for the last time to collect their National Senior Certificate (NSC) on January 20.
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“I feel really proud of my girl. I know how hard she worked for the last three years of her life and I know it’s easy to be critical of the things that didn’t go your way, but at the same time you need to celebrate that you accomplished. As much as it is important to get the marks that you are after, it doesn’t define you,” said one of the parents at school, Dan Hatfield.
Former head girl of the school, Alison Fairfax, expressed how she felt after seeing her results with her family.
“What a huge relief. Last year was hectic filled with stress and tears. I am happy that we are finally closing this chapter and entering a new one. I managed to bag five distinctions and I am proud of myself. Now I am preparing for university,” said Fairfax.
Acting principal of Bryanston High School, Jerome Lawrence, was open to share the pass rate for 2022.
“We expected a not so good performance on the basis of some of the learners, but at the same time we are glad that it wasn’t a terrible year for our learners and their results. Our target is always 100%. The rate this year is 98.9%. You only become a failure when you give up. For the learners that passed, congratulations and for those that didn’t, never give up,” concluded Lawrence.
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