St Stithians Girls’ College’s 96 matric candidates earned the school a 100 per cent pass rate. Ninety-four of their learners qualified for bachelor’s degree studies and the remaining two qualified for diploma studies.
The matric Class of 2018 achieved 246 distinctions – 28 girls achieved four or more distinctions. Kate Pringle and Jennavieve Williams achieved the college’s Academic Honours Summa Cum Laude award, which is an average of 90 per cent and above. Seventy-seven of their girls achieved one or more distinctions.
One learner, Teagan Niemand, was also placed in the IEB’s list for commendable achievement.
Amanda Aitken, Chantelle Guise-Brown, Gabriella Karis, Kate Pringle, Cameron Smith, Stephanie Viljoen and Jennavieve Williams achieved a result in the top 1 per cent of IEB candidates.
Eight distinctions
- Caroline Mack
- Kate Pringle
- Stephanie Viljoen
- Jeannavieve Williams
Seven distinctions
- Amanda Aiken
- Hayley Fawcett
- Chantelle Guise-Brown
- Teagan Niemand
Six distinctions
- Madison Crews
- Micaela Davids
- Leila Fernandes
- Gabriella Karis
- Cameron Smith
- Keisha Vythilingam
- Carli Wagner
Five distinctions
- Tyla van Ryswyck
- Rochelle Weimer
- Siân Wilson
Four distinctions
- Mariska Bester
- Alexandra Botha
- Kelly Campbell
- Una Donnelly
- Chanté du Preez
- Natasha Finger
- Naeve Human
- Melissa James
- Kayla Strathern
- Emma Taylor
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