Moletsane Secondary School celebrates Class of 2025 after achieving 100% matric pass rate
The event marks a historic milestone, with the school achieving a 100% pass rate reflecting four years of consecutive academic improvement at the institution
Alumni of Moletsane Secondary School Association, together with Moletsane Secondary School, hosted the annual celebratory breakfast send-off to honour the Class of 2025 on January 30.
The event marks a historic milestone, with the school achieving a 100% pass rate reflecting four years of consecutive academic improvement at the institution.
Speaking to Urban News, Moletsane Secondary School alumnus Bruce Mothibedi said achieving a 100% pass rate is a major milestone for the school, especially considering that it once recorded a pass rate of just 27%.
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“With the Moletsane Alumni Association assisting in teaching, we are proud of the changes we have seen at the school, and we hope these learners will make us proud by excelling in various industries and also making sure they give back to the school, take over the baton from us, and continue the journey forward,” he said.
Mothibedi further stated that the association plays a significant role in supporting needy learners by providing school uniforms, motivating learners through its internal committee, and assisting them with career guidance.
Moletsane Secondary School principal Andrew Setshedi said he was truly excited by the 2025 matric results, which reflect the dedication and hard work of all the school stakeholders.
“I am so proud of the Class of 2025. I wish them all the best in their journeys at the various higher education institutions they will be attending, and I hope to see them grow into responsible and contributing citizens of this country,” said Setshedi.
2025 matric learner Neoentle Ratselane said his matric journey was not difficult, as he received support from his teachers, the Moletsane Alumni Association, and his family.
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“The role of the Alumni in the school is truly seen and appreciated. They provided us with everything necessary to make our academic journey smooth, upgraded the science lab, and supported us throughout.
“I am very grateful to all who played a role in my education for paving the way for me to become a better man,” said Ratselane.
