HeronBridge College celebrates the excellent results obtained by their matrics.
Keith Wilke, the head of the college, said, “The Class of 2019 enters the next chapter of their lives with God-given gifts and abilities. We are grateful to have been a part of their educational journey and we thank God for having had His hand on their lives in this time. We congratulate them for incredible results and urge them to go out and change the world with heart. May they never lose sight of how much God loves them and may they reflect this in all that they do.”
The matric class obtained a 95 per cent bachelor pass and 166 distinctions in total. The average for all students across all subjects was 71 per cent.
Scott McGill and Clara Fourie, two of the school’s top achievers, received an IEB outstanding and commendable achievement, placing them in the top 5 per cent of all learners in six or more subjects and in the top 60 of all students countrywide.
Wilke said, “These incredible results are especially pleasing for the following reasons. We are not all about academic achievement. It is our purpose to enable every child to achieve results that best reflect his/her potential. All of our children are encouraged and assisted on their personal high school walk. We strongly believe that every student has the ability to be successful and, as a result, our pass rate from Grade 8 to Grade 11 is in excess of 99 per cent.”
The top acheivers for HeronBridge were as follows:
- Scott McGill, eight distinctions, 93,9 per cent average
- Clara Fourie, seven distinctions, 91,7 per cent average
- Stefano Paulo, eight distinctions, 89 per cent average
- Kylah Dalgleish, eight distinctions, 88,4 per cent average
- Jenna Titmus, eight distinctions, 88,1 per cent average
- Sarah Biesman-Simmons, five distinctions, 82,4 per cent average
- Jenna Masterson, six distinctions, 82,3 per cent average
- Courtney Masterson, five distinctions, 82,3 per cent average
- Cameron Cundill, four distinctions, 81,4 per cent average
- Malcolm Dzimati, four distinctions, 81,3 per cent average
- Donnella le Roux, five distinctions, 80,6 per cent average
- Sarah Davies, four distinctions, 80,4 per cent average
- Kaitlyn Majaraj, five distinctions, 80,3 per cent average
- Nicholas Waller, three distinctions, 80,1 per cent average
- Kirsty Rotter, five distinctions, 80 per cent average
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