Trinityhouse Randpark Ridge matriculants were in high spirits as they sauntered and strutted to the reception area of the school to collect their results.
As they received them they shared their joy among each other.
Principal Farone Eckstein was pleased that the school had maintained their 100 per cent pass rate with a 97 per cent bachelor’s degree pass and amassed 236 distinctions. “I am very pleased and very humbled,” said Eckstein. The school’s top three achievers were Anya Rabbets (nine distinctions), Bronwyn Sinclair (nine distinctions) and Rafaela Halkas (eight distinctions). All three candidates scored distinctions in either advanced programme maths or English with Anya scoring distinctions in both.
The school’s head girl Caitlin Rajchrt was very pleased with her marks and shared that she attained seven distinctions and was happy to have achieved a distinction in English as she was not sure she had done well in the subject. The deputy head girl Amy Murphy was pleased with her eight distinctions as she did not expect more than three.
“The Trinity Wolves of 2019 have outdone themselves with an exceptional set of results,” added Eckstein. “We are extremely proud of this cohort who have achieved 11 full-houses of distinctions including two candidates with nine distinctions and three students with eight distinctions. “Particularly pleasing is the amount of candidates who through a combination of their efforts and those of our academic staff, have managed to attain a bachelor’s degree pass for the first time in their schooling career.
“I remain immensely humbled that a school that does not administer an admission exam is able to achieve such stellar results and want to acknowledge God’s hand in all that he has blessed us with.”
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