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The first Grade 12 class at Trinityhouse High Little Falls, 27 learners strong, achieved a 100 per cent pass rate and 23 distinctions in the Independent Examination Board’s final exams.
All of the learners are eligible to study towards a tertiary qualification. This is, according to Principal Lynne Davis, a great achievement and a ‘fantastic start for the school.’
Amber Sleem proved to be the top of her class, ending her high school career with four distinctions.
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Davis said the first group’s results reflect their hard work and their dedication. She said these learners all joined from a variety of schools when the high school opened and that their marks had improved significantly.
“We feel an enormous sense of accomplishment and wish [the matriculants] well for their futures.”
Five learners completed the IEB exmas with 2 distinctions each and eight got one distinction each.