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Grace Trinity’s top matric 2018 achievers

A 100% pass rate was achieved.

GRACE Trinity School for Girls is proud to announce the achievements and top achievers of the matric class of 2018.

The school had 25 candidates who participated in the IEB examinations. All 25 of them passed, making for a 100% pass rate. Twenty-four out of the 25 learners (96%) achieved a bachelors’ pass. Thirty distinctions were earned in total, thus an average of 1.25 distinctions per candidate was earned.

Top achievers

Kimberley Nast, five distinctions – English, Afrikaans, history, life science and life orientation.

Sonali Morar, three distinctions – business studies, visual art and life orientation.

Shanelle Chetty, two distinctions – mathematics and life orientation.

Ntshikeng Selebeleng, two distinctions – history and life orientation.

Angelique Liebenberg, two distinctions – dramatic arts and life orientation.

Kayleigh Gadd, two distinctions – English and life orientation.

Nene Mnisi, two distinctions – visual art and life orientation.

Macaela Graham, two distinctions – mathematical literacy and life orientation.

TOP 1: Kim Nast achieved five distinctions.

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