Some of the thrilled matric learners of Hoërskool Hans Moore who passed matric with flying colours are: Shané Neves, William Pugh, Brandon Dempers, Hanno van Schoor and Chané van Wyk.
The release of the matric results today (January 21) sparked excitement for Benoni learners who did well amid disruptions caused by the pandemic.
According to the Department of Education, the Class of 2021 had the largest number of learners sitting for the matric examinations, bagging an overall pass rate of 76.4%.
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature speaker, Hon Ntombi Mekgwe congratulated the Gauteng class of 2021.
“This outstanding performance can be attributed to the learners’ commitment to their studies as well as the many dedicated educators, officials, school governing bodies, parents and all stakeholders who remained committed to the development and prosperity of our province by providing support in our schooling system,” said Mekgwe.
The City Times visited Hoërskool Hans Moore, Benoni High School, Willowmoore High School, William Hill Secondary School and Liverpool Secondary School to capture photos of matriculants who were over the moon when they collected their results.
Excited for what's ahead are Benoni High School learners who passed matric Oratile Ranaka, Lesedi Mokhethi, Joshua Chikafalimani and Connor Kruger.
Some of the thrilled matric learners of Hoërskool Hans Moore who passed matric with flying colours are: Shané Neves, William Pugh, Brandon Dempers, Hanno van Schoor and Chané van Wyk.
Excited Willowmoore High matriculants with their results.
Benoni High School Class of 2021 learners Sihle Radebe, Maria Mathe, Mbalenhle Nkabinde and Langelihle Nkomo.
Jumping in excitement are Hoërskool Hans Moore learners who passed matric: Caelyn Guassardo, Kalyssa Barry, Shané Neves and Chané van Wyk.
Proudly holding their matric result statements are Rebecca Williams and Aereidi Neethling of Hoërskool Hans Moore.
Spotted at Benoni High School during the release of the matric results statements on January 21 are Nicole van Wyk and Alyssa Nel.
Holding their bachelor's degree passes matric results are Hoërskool Hans Moore learners Nantes Bouwer and Leonardo Coetzee.
Taailah Sayed and Sumaiya Shaikh both achieved five distinctions in Afrikaans, accounting, business studies, life science and life orientation.
Showing off her bachelor's degree pass results is Benoni High School learner Danielle Darman of Actonville.
Accompanied by her parents, Garry and Emma Denz, Hoërskool Hans Moore learner Eryn Denz fetched her results on January 21.
Christah Joseph of Willowmoore High obtained six distinctions (English, Afrikaans, mathematical literacy, life orientation, business studies, computer applications technology and history).
Nazmeera Panwala is Liverpool Secondary School's top achiever, with six distinctions in Afrikaans, mathematics, life orientation, geography, life science and physical sciences.
Top achiever: Willowmoore High's Christah Joseph with principal Lorna Sanders.
