The school achieved a collective of 274 distinctions, a number the school is very proud of.
Danielle van Zyl, Moya Bolton and Caitlyn Coetzee are excited to have been part of the Hoërskool Linden family. Photo: Neo Phashe
There were 110 matrics who made up Hoërskool Linden’s Class of 2022 and each one of them made their school proud.
With hard work and grit put in by each learner, the class achieved a 100% pass rate with 98.16% achieving a bachelor’s degree entry into university.
The collective achieved 274 distinctions, an average of 2.49 distinctions per candidate.
Matriculants of Hoërskool Linden Danelle Lessingh, with Dr Nico van Niekerk (deputy: academics), Danielle van Zyl, Rogan Scullard and Ruben Aucamp. Photo: Neo PhasheCarl Erasmus, Jordyn Farah and Anya Botha will now leave Hoërskool Linden to study further. Photo: Neo PhasheCreaden Cuthburtson, Neleah Griessel and Anke van Reenen are proud of the results they received after completing their matric at Hoërskool Linden. Photo: Neo PhasheBack: Moya Bolton, Casey Steenkamp and Danelle Lessingh. Front: Twanette Meyer and Jordyn Farah are officially matriculants of Hoërskool Linden. Photo: Neo Phashe
The school’s top performer was Franco Vosloo who achieved an average of 95.86%. Other matriculants with top averages were Bernard Greeff (94%), Ben de Bruyn (91.86%), Carla Dannhauser (90.57%) and Phillip Stander (90.29%).
Hoërskool Linden matriculants Danelle Lessingh, with Dr Nico van Niekerk (deputy: academics), Danielle van Zyl and Rogan Scullard, Photo: Neo PhasheWikus Bartleman looks forward to see what life holds after Hoërskool Linden. Photo: Neo PhasheBernard Greeff is super excited after he achieved 10 distinctions. A matriculant of Hoërskool Linden, he looks forward to studying engineering. Photo: Neo PhasheCasey Steenkamp, Danelle Lessingh and Twanette Meyer from Hoërskool Linden are ecstatic they passed matric. Photo: Neo Phashe
Bernard looks forward to studying chemical engineering at the University of Pretoria. Coming from an academic family who has a passion for all they do, he knew that he wanted to uphold the family standard. Once he completes his studies, he hopes to work in the renewable energy field as he feels it is all of our responsibility to look after the earth.
Hoërskool Linden teacher, Dr Nico van Niekerk with matriculant, Zenda-Lee Rossouw. Photo: Neo Phashe
