Woodridge College is proud to announce the exceptional performance of its Class of 2025 in the IEB National Senior Certificate Examinations. This year’s results highlight the dedication, hard work, and perseverance of our pupils, supported by our committed staff and the broader school community.
The 2025 matric group of 88 pupils achieved a 100% pass rate, with 85 Bachelor’s Degree passes and three Diploma passes, alongside an impressive 195 distinctions.
Leading the way were our top achievers:
- Dimitri Alexandris, Rebecca Botha, and Alexander Moolman, each earning seven distinctions.
- Close behind were Tamsin de Villiers, Jade Kelly, Georgia Kilfoil, and Sandra Smith, with six distinctions each.
- Additionally, Nicole Barnard, Taylor-Anne Jones, Anna Kirsten, and Ayabulela Madaka earned five distinctions apiece.
Special recognition goes to:
- Dimitri Alexandris and Rebecca Botha, who featured on the Outstanding Achievement list for placing within the top 5% nationally in six subjects and scoring over 80% for Life Orientation.
- Rebecca Botha achieved within the top 1% nationally for Accounting, English, Geography, Life Orientation, and Mathematics, and Dimitri Alexandris earned top 1% rankings for Computer Applications Technology and Mathematics.
- Alexander Moolman (for Geography) and Isabella Dinwiddy and Chloe Bateman (for Visual Art) also achieved in the top 1% for their respective subjects.
“The Class of 2025 has shown us what is possible when ambition meets perseverance,” said Luke Hartley, Headmaster of Woodridge College. “Their achievements are not just numbers; they represent dreams realised and futures filled with promise. We are confident these young men and women will continue to inspire and lead wherever life takes them.”
As Woodridge College reflects on another successful year, we remain committed to fostering academic excellence and holistic development among our pupils. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our teachers, parents, and guardians for their invaluable contributions to this success.
