A big congratulations went out to St Teresa’s High School Class of 2021 for their outstanding matric results.
“We are so proud of our girls who overcame so many challenges during the last two years of their high school careers. The Class of 2021 will not only be remembered for their results, but also for the positivity and resilience they have shown during the disruptions caused by the pandemic.
“We are very proud of their 100% pass rate. The class obtained 104 distinctions from 45 candidates and averaged 2.3 distinctions per candidate – this is an amazing achievement. Furthermore, they achieved a grade average of 72.6%, which is remarkable,” principal Elsa de Bod said.
She further acknowledged the success of the matric Class of 2021 as a whole. The principal added that they experienced a year filled with new and unimaginable challenges, but each and every girl overcame the difficulties of 2021 in her own way, and every one of them deserved praise for that feat alone.
De Bod added, “Moreover, we are extremely proud of the girls who achieved their personal best results, even if these were not distinctions. In true Rosie spirit, they displayed outstanding perseverance, determination and hard work and our school community is incredibly proud of the successes they achieved. Well done, Rosies.”
Computer educator and marketing liaison Lianda May shared the school’s top five achievers who were:
- Teesta Bhattacharjee –7 distinctions.
- Jenna Epstein – 7 distinctions.
- Camryn Ellefsen – 6 distinctions.
- Relebogile Selokela – 7 distinctions.
- Gugulethu Nhlapo – 7 distinctions.
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