Congratulations to the Matrics of 2011, who maintained the 100% pass rate for the 21st consecutive year, and who increased the number of Bachelor Passes to 97%. We are immensely proud of you all.
Wynberg Girls’ High School is proud to announce the schools’ 100 % matric pass rate for 2011, and is celebrating this achievement for the 21st consecutive year. The school received 97% Bachelor’s passes and 3% Diploma passes. In order to obtain a Bachelor’s pass, learners have to obtain 4 subjects at 50% including a Home Language compulsory pass, and at least 30% in the Language of Learning and Teaching. In the class of 2011 the top three students were Elaine Petersen, Christine Forbes and Tessa Suttle. Elaine and Christine achieved 9 distinctions and Tessa 8.
The following students, in alphabetical order, achieved between six and seven distinctions:
| Seven distinctions Farha Cassim Kristen Nieuwenhuys Amy van der Westhuizen |
Six distinctions Miengah Abrahams Meghan Daniels Arifa Kamroodien Melissa Kube Ange Uwase |
These girls obtained between five and four distinctions:
| Five Distinctions Claudia Campbell Jaimie de Klerk Yashna Garach Alexandra Hendricks Kelsey Peters Tyla-Jade Spike Nadine Staggie Lauren van der Westhuizen Carla-Joy van Wyk Shannon van Wyk |
Four distinctions Mishka Byram Amy Austin Victoria Cole Ameera Conrad Ashley Kay-Hards Roberta Smith Kirsty Steenkamer Jodi Treu Dominica Wannenburg Leslene Wiseman |
Shirley Harding at the time of announcing the results said that this had been a wonderful group of matric learners. She was delighted that the Wynberg Girls’ High School matrics of 2011 had maintained the 21 year record and commended the learners on their work ethic which had resulted in an increase of 8% in the Bachelor pass category. The number of subject distinctions obtained by the class of 2011 was 227. Thirty-three (24.08%) of our learners obtained the equivalent of an ‘A’ aggregate, and 40 (29.2%) obtained a ‘B’ aggregate which means that more than half of our students obtained an aggregate of above 70%.
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