Our Class of 2025 has achieved a wonderful set of results, and we are delighted to announce that in addition to the continuous record of 100% Pass Rate, this year’s Oakhill Matrics have also achieved a 100% Bachelor Degree Pass – qualifying all candidates to study further at tertiary level.
The Matric 2025 group achieved 51 distinctions out of a class of 26 students, with an average of 1,96 distinctions per candidate. Of the 51 subject distinctions, 12 of these were above 90%.
Congratulations to our Dux Scholar, Kay-Lane Cloete who earned the accolade of Outstanding Achievement with 6 distinctions, with an aggregate of 85%. Aidan Brewer and Ester Mwanza both earned Commendable Achievement with 5 distinctions each. All of these students achieved overall A-aggregates, as did Liam Hayward and Maia Wildeman.
Two students were recognised by the IEB for achieving in the Top 1% in individual subjects nationally, Aidan Brewer for Mathematics (97%) and Computer Applications Technology (92%) and Kay-Lane Cloete for Life Orientation (96%).
Top Achievers
Six Distinctions
- Kay-Lane Cloete (English HL, Afrikaans FAL, Mathematics, Life Sciences, CAT, Life Orientation).
Recognised by the IEB in the Top 1% Nationally in Life Orientation.
Five Distinctions
- Aidan Brewer (Mathematics, Physical Science, Information Technology, Computer Applications Technology, Life Orientation). Recognised by the IEB in the Top 1% Nationally in Mathematics and Computer Applications Technology.
- Ester Mwanza (Afrikaans FAL, Mathematical Literacy, Business Studies, History, Life Orientation).
Four Distinctions
- Liam Hayward (Business Studies, Geography, Computer Applications Technology, Life Orientation)
- Maia Wildeman (English HL, Afrikaans FAL, Visual Arts, Life Orientation)
- Keagan Prigge (Mathematics, Information Technology, Computer Applications Technology, Life Orientation)
- Hannah Morris (Mathematical Literacy, History, Dramatic Arts, Life Orientation)
Three Distinctions
- Jamie Hardy (Mathematics, Geography, Life Orientation)
- Kylie-Rose Nelson (English HL, Visual Arts, Life Orientation)
Two Distinctions
- Rachel Matejek (Mathematical Literacy, Life Orientation)
- Corné Ackerman (Mathematical Literacy, Business Studies)
- Anela Palmer (Mathematical Literacy, Visual Arts)
10 other students achieved one or two distinctions each.
Of the 51 subject distinctions, 7 candidates achieved subject distinctions over 90% – namely Kay-Lane Cloete (Life Orientation, Afrikaans), Aidan Brewer (Mathematics, Computer Applied Technology, Information Technology), Maia Wildeman and Kylie-Rose Nelson (Visual Arts, Life Orientation), Jamie Hardy (Mathematics) Keagan Prigge and Hannah Morris (Life Orientation).
Matric results represent an important milestone in each student’s lives, as they mark the completion of Grade 12 and determine their future academic and career opportunities. These results reflect years of learning, assessment and preparation, and are often seen as a measure of both individual effort and the effectiveness of the institution.
When examining the matric results and assessing the level of success of each cohort of students, we tend to refer to the sentiments of Simon Sinek, “People don’t buy what you do – they buy why you do it. And what you do simply proves what you believe”.
Oakhill is a school that welcomes inclusivity and encourages each student to achieve their own potential. At Oakhill part of our ‘Why ‘is to focus on belonging and becoming and encouraging a healthy lived experience as we strive to help young people grow to find their place in the world.
Congratulations to the entire Class of 2025 on their excellent achievements and we wish you well for your next endeavor!
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