Curro Aurora celebrates their 2019 matriculants

SUNDOWNER – Curro Aurora Matriculants celebrate an 100 per cent pass rate.

Bontle Watson is commended for her six distinctions in her matric final exams. Photo: Supplied

Curro Aurora matriculants achieved a 100 per cent pass rate.

Head of the high school, Dion Kotze said, “The most special component of Curro Aurora School is the absolutely brilliant Curro Aurora learner. Our learners are what makes our school special. We can definitely celebrate our motto of carpe diem as we celebrate our 100 per cent pass rate, our increased bachelor’s degree pass rate and our higher distinctions per candidate ratio.”

Laura Davids is proud of her son Nicholas Kruger’s achievement at Curro Aurora.
Photo: Ofentse Moduka

Top achiever Stian Thomson was said to be on his way to New Zealand and was set to study biomedical sciences with the option to move to medical sciences at the University of Auckland.

Amber Meikle achieves three distinctions and a nod in the top 1 per cent in the IEB for mathematical literacy. Photo: Supplied

Nicholas Kruger and his mom were happy to receive his results. “I am as happy as I can be,” were the sentiments of Nicholas who will study dramatic arts.

Rae-Juan Still scores three distinctions in her final matric examinations.
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Kotze concluded, “Today, we at Curro Aurora not only celebrate the achievements of our 2019 matrics, we also celebrate the future of our country led by these future leaders.”

Mohammed Khan lands four distinctions in his final matric exams.
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The top achievers in the Class of 2019 were:

Stian Thomson – 7 distinctions
Bontle Watson – 6 distinctions
Sarah Dike – 5 distinctions
Zariskhe Nel – 5 distinctions
Kaylee Daniels – 6 distinctions and top 1 per cent in the IEB for English
Amber Meikle – 3 distinctions and top 1 per cent in the IEB for mathematical literacy
Ada Wiggett – 3 distinctions
Reon Hillebrand – 4 distinctions
Mohammed Khan – 4 distinctions
Rae-Juan Still – 3 distinctions.

Top achiever Stian Thompson achieves seven distinctions in his final matric exams.
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Deputy principal and FET phase head of Curro Aurora Sarah-Jane Olivier noted that ‘the top 10 is worked out based on the overall average, not on the number of distinctions’ after the exams.

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Laura Davids is proud of her son Nicholas Kruger’s achievement at Curro Aurora. Photo: Ofentse Moduka

Reon Hillebrand scores four distinctions in his final matric exams. Photo: Supplied

Amber Meikle achieves three distinctions and a nod in the top 1 per cent in the IEB for mathematical literacy. Photo: Supplied

Rae-Juan Still scores three distinctions in her final matric examinations. Photo: Supplied

Kaylee Daniels achieves six distinctions and is in the top 1 per cent in the IEB for English. Photo: Supplied

Sarah Dike celebrates five distinctions in her final matric exams. Photo: Supplied

Ada Wigget scores three distinctions in her final matric exams. Photo: Supplied

Zariskhe Nel scores five distinctions in her final matric exams. Photo: Supplied

Garion Malherbe is all smiles with executive head JC Engelbrecht at Curro Aurora as he collects his statement of matric results. Photo: Ofentse Moduka

Matric learner Bontle Nketsi is excited to study video game design this year. Here she is with executive head JC Engelbrecht at Curro Aurora. Photo: Ofentse Moduka

Mohammed Khan lands four distinctions in his final matric exams. Photo: Supplied

Deputy head boy Mikhail Hassim and head boy Kyle Smith celebrate their marks as they embark on life after matric at Curro Aurora. Photo: Ofentse Moduka

Top achiever Stian Thompson achieves seven distinctions in his final matric exams. Photo: Supplied

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