Monday, February 14, 2022

Soweto learners beat all odds

Matric has been a challenging year for learners across the country. Many schools in Soweto were blessed to receive above 70% aggregate for their matric class of 2021. 

 

More than 5 learners from Soweto were blessed to get 300/300 in maths, some in science and business studies and have proved that they can beat all odds. 

 

These learners and three schools were recognised for their dedication and hard work on Friday, 21 January at the Gauteng Matric awards which was held at Birchwood Hotel, Boksburg.

 

The awards ceremony was graced by many wonderful learners and schools who topped their matric year despite the challenges they faced during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.

 

While Aurora Girl High School received 1st place for most improved school, Protea Glen Secondary School for Learners with Special Education (LSEN) was ranked 3rd place, and Bhukulani Secondary School for SSIP Programme in 2nd place.

 
Speaking to some of the learners who got 300/300 for mathematics and this is what they said:

 

Rakgapo Selemela from Moletsane Secondary School: “Fear nothing students! God is watching and people above you are watching who are willing to help you reach your dreams. Continue to study and work hard,”

 

Musawenkosi Cebo Nzuza from PJ Simelene Secondary School said: “Dream high so that when you fall you don’t fall far from your dreams, and I thank all my teachers for the support especially my maths teacher and not forgetting my family.”

 

Siphomandle Ntokozo Nhlapo from Bhukulani Secondary School said: “Working hard pays off, hence I received 100% in Mathematics. I am planning to study MBBC Medicine at the University of Cape Town.”

 

Zwelihle Siyabonga Makhba of Dailwonga Secondary School said: “Stop when you are done, and not when you are tired. I will be studying Mechanical Engineering at the University of Cape Town.”

 

Ntsika Mmiwa of Siyabonga Secondary School said: “Do everything as soon as possible, don’t wait for the last minute because you won’t achieve what you aim for. I will be studying Actuarial Sciences at the University of Cape Town.





 

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