Gauteng’s three Reddam House schools achieved a 100% Independent Examinations Board (IEB) pass rate and 449 distinctions.
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The three Reddam House Gauteng schools are part of the international Inspired Education Group.
The three schools had a total of 214 matric learners.
Rushir Komal, Nabila Patel and Jaime Rademeyer, from Reddam House Bedfordview, bagged nine distinctions each.
Reddam House Bedfordview’s class of 2022 achieved a 72.16% average pass mark and 267 distinctions at an average of 2.24 distinctions per student, the second-highest across the group’s eight schools in South Africa.
The efforts of four Reddam House Bedfordview students – Patel, Komal, Rademeyer and Shayna Smith – were recognised with inclusion on the IEB’s commendable achievement list for achieving a national ranking within the top 5% in five subjects.
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Rademeyer and Patel were ranked in the top 1% in seven subjects of IEB students nationally. Smith achieved a top 1% ranking in four subjects nationally.
Reddam House Waterfall in Midrand achieved an average of 72% and 131 distinctions, representing 2.18 per student. Two students achieved seven distinctions each. They are Jody van Zijl and Sohail Dharamlall.
Reddam House Helderfontein’s results show a steady improvement. It achieved its highest average since its first cohort of matrics in 2020, with 67.18%.
Reddam House Helderfontein’s Dux scholar, Kerryn Leonard, was listed on the IEB’s commendable achievement list for achieving a national ranking within the top 5% in five subjects.
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She obtained seven distinctions and was awarded R10 000 toward her studies by the University of Pretoria, where she will study mechanical engineering.
Kerryn has attended Reddam House Helderfontein since it opened in 2017. She achieved academic honours for three consecutive years, a Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) advanced ballet award and full dance colours.
She is passionate about conservation and plans to use her studies toward green energy and wildlife conservation in South Africa.
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Ravi Nadasen, the CEO of Inspired South Africa, commended the ‘exceptional’ levels of commitment and hard work that the class of 2022 invested to achieve their full potential.
“This outcome is at the heart of our Reddam House philosophy and validates our efforts to consistently provide a nurturing, progressive academic environment and a contemporary approach to education, to all age groups, from one- to 18-year-old students.
“We are proud of our 2022 matrics and look forward to witnessing their impact on their chosen fields in years to come.”
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