Dawnview High matrics celebrate their results

Dawnview High School recorded an 89 per cent pass rate for the 2019 NSC examinations.

Siphiwe Ngwenya, a matriculant from Dawnview High School, was delighted to receive his NSC results on Wednesday. He is thinking about pursuing studies in music this year.

Dawnview High School staff and learners celebrated the school’s 89 per cent pass rate on Wednesday.

The results of the 2019 National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations were the cause of much delight for a number of the school’s learners as they were pleased they had passed the year and were looking forward to the future.

Principal of the school Moeketsie Kolokoto said, “I am happy about the quality of the results.

“We had a tough group but we managed to produce results and we hope to improve in 2020.”

From the 103 matric leaners who sat for the NSC examinations 44 achieved bachelor’s passes and 44 learners achieved diploma passes.

Overall the school achieved 26 distinctions.

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The top three learners were:

• Thokozane Nhlanhla with a 78 per cent average and three distinctions in mathematics literacy, life orientation and history.

• Ayabonga Zimemo with a 77.1 per cent average and four distinctions in Afrikaans, life orientation, accounting and business studies.

• Jemuel Kanniah with a 72.2 per cent average and three distinctions in life orientation, accounting and history.

The school is looking forward to the new academic year.

Ayabonga Zimemo from Dawnview High School achieved four distinctions in the 2019 NSC matric examinations. They were for Afrikaans, life orientation, accounting and business studies. He plans to study to become a chartered accountant at the University of Johannesburg this year and has been awarded a bursary to pursue his studies.

Sihle Magalakangqa and Deborah Phiri were just two of the pleased Dawnview High School learners to collect their results at the school on Wednesday. Sihle is going to study marketing and Deborah is going to study auditing.

Dawnview High School learner Gugu Mandela was delighted to receive her NSC matric results on Wednesday. She is going into the field of media studies at AFDA in Auckland Park this year.

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