Hardwork, blood, sweat and tears have finally paid off for the matrics of Pretoria Technical High School who did well in their matric exams. From left are: Nancy Kazadi, Thembi Ringani, Kutleollo Magoro, Elbetel Abamo and Thandeka Nkashe.Photo: Tshegofatso Ngobeni
After several sleepless nights and consecutive exams, the matrics of Pretoria Technical High school have reaped positive results. From left to right are: Koketso Rankali, Dintle Sebolhoma and Tshepang Nobazi. Photo: Tshegofatso Ngobeni
The class of 2015 matrics of P0retoria Technical High school have performed well in their exams and are looking forward to the bright future ahead. From left are Aleem Kotze, Euclea Mokae, Jonathan Manzo and Ofentse Mokwena. Photo: Tshegofatso Ngobeni
Looking forward to life post matric after receiving their matric results on Wednesday, are students from the Pretoria Technical College. From left are Seth Sidimela, Emmanuel Makanjuola, Dwyane Snyders and Banza Kuhorha (front). Photo: Tshegofatso Ngobeni (2018)
The top three students at the Pretoria Technical High School are happy they performed well in their matric exam. From left are: Nkosinathi Maaga, who scored four distinctions, Xiluva Maswanganye, who scored three and Kagisho Leshilo, with four. Photo: Tshegofatso Ngobeni
Leornard Mogale, Laura Dewrance, Lourné van Zyl and Shaun Steyn.
Melandri Swanepoel and Louis Gerber with their matric results.
Hoërskool Centurion makes us proud with their matric results.
Excited grade 12 pupils of Hoërskool Centurion.
Louis Gerber, Jandre van Wyk, Ian Lambard and JP Coetzee.
Savannah Wiese, Bianca Smith and Louné van Zyl proudly showing off their matric results.
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Smiles all around as Crawford College Students celebrate their results. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Lukhanyiso Sibisi and Ife Adedipe. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
All smiles as Crawford College students celebrate their milestone. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Oratile Tshungu and Jeff Matshivha. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Top 10: Toni Visser 88.7% and Ingrid Swart 88%. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Lethabo Mofomme peaks into her results before flashing a big smile. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Outgoing: Lukhanyiso Sibisi, Rebecca Henry and Limpho Moletsane Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Khethiwe Hadebe and Adrea Shrives congratulate each other for finishing in the top 10. Photo: Gopolang Chawane.
Keshay Naidu. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Top achievers, Khethiwe Hadebe 87%, Adrea Shrives 86% and Jon-Louis Dalton 88.7%. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Jasper Struwig happy with his results. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Top 10: Kayleigh Godinho 92.08%, Helen Aldrich 91.08% and Katherine Latter 86.89%. Photo Gopolang Chawane.
Hand shakes: Devesh Devroop and Ethan Shin. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Karabo Mntuyedna, Shade Hadji Paulos, Gilad Tabul and Ethan Shin. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Andrea Shrives was one of the top achievers with an average of 86%. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Christos Dadios, Tanya Mashuku and Christos Bofilatos. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
Proud parents: Corné Mukheibir, Megan Mukheibir and Father Kevin Mukheibir. Photo: Gopolang Chawane
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