There was nothing but smiles at Northcliff High School (NHS) today with the release of the matric results.
The school said they are extremely proud of the class of 2017 for their outstanding work during their matric year.
A total of 286 NHS learners wrote the matric exam and all of them passed. As if a 100 per cent pass was not good enough, the school recorded 209 distinctions in total.
Two of the school’s top achievers, Christopher Conroy and Keon Roohani told Northcliff Melville Times about their post-matric plans.
While Roohani aims to take a gap year, Conroy will be jumping straight into computer engineering at the University of Pretoria. Roohani plans to pursue a similar degree after his gap year.
Of the 17 subjects that were written at the school, 14 had an average above 60 per cent. In the other subjects, the averages were above 55 per cent. NHS’s top subject was history which had a grade average of 71 per cent.
NHS top candidates:
- Christopher Conroy – eight distinctions
- Relashini Munsamy – eight distinctions
- Uthmaan Bhyat – seven distinctions
- Nicholas Levendis – seven distinctions
- Fallon Pretorius – seven distinctions
- Keon Roohani – seven distinctions
- Sharon Adegoke – six distinctions
- Amanda Ahamefule – six distinctions
- Jacques Ceronio – six distinctions
- Je-Me Kruger-Baartjes – six distinctions
- Philippa Thompson – six distinctions
Top performing students:
- Christopher Conroy
- Fallon Pretorius
- Relashini Munsamy
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