Breakdown of IGCSE Achievements:
- 56 Grade 11 students participated in the June IGCSE examinations.
- 209 subject distinctions were achieved by these students.
- 27 of these students achieved an A aggregate.
- The school achieved an exceptional IGCSE grade average of 79%.
- 10 students attained above 90% as their aggregate average.
- Out of the 16 subjects students wrote exams for, seven achieved an aggregate of over 80% and another seven showcased an aggregate average between 70% and 80%.
IGCSE Top 10 Results with Aggregate Averages:
- Soyeon Lee – 94.5%
- Danel Rossouw – 93.6%
- Emily van Wyk – 90.4% (tied)
- Eon Joubert – 90.4% (tied)
- Michael du Plessis – 90.4% (tied)
- Ethan Webber – 90.1%
- Nowa van Wyk – 90.0%
- Nicola Hugo – 89.7% (tied)
- Razeena Ismail – 89.7% (tied)
- Matthew Fortgens – 89.6%
Notably, Soyeon Lee achieved an astounding 99% in Mathematics, with her lowest score still impressively high at 91%. Additionally, out of the 209 distinctions achieved, 17 scored a remarkable 95% or more.
Two A-Level Students Excel:
Added to these excellent results, two A-Level students wrote the A-Level Language examinations earlier, as they accelerated their A-Level course in order to start their university studies in Europe at the start of the academic year in September. The two students are:
- Sarah Webber – 92% for A Level French with a distinction in Speaking. Sarah will be doing a B Social Science degree at UCT, with subjects including foreign languages, politics and economics
- Rafael Montero da Silva – 70% for A-Level Spanish with a distinction in Speaking. He will be studying a further two A-Levels at the end of this year
The Webber family is celebrating the exceptional results of both their achievers – Ethan achieving a 90.1% aggregate average in his IGCSE course and Sarah achieving 92% for her French A-Levels.
Barry Nieuwoudt, Executive Head of Reddam House Durbanville, remarked, " “These results reflect the dedicated efforts of our top-tier academic staff and the unwavering commitment of our students. A heartfelt congratulations to every student and a big thank you to our parents for their foundational support.”
Reddam House Durbanville caters to a dual curriculum, offering both IEB and Cambridge qualifications. The IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) is an intensive 18-month programme that culminates in externally set, marked, and certificated examinations from the University of Cambridge Faculty of Education. Every student who completes an IGCSE subject is rewarded with a globally recognised qualification. Cambridge International is the largest provider of international secondary examinations for students aged 14 to 18 years.
“Reddam House Durbanville’s dual curriculum approach highlights our commitment to a global perspective on education, preparing students with qualifications that have international appeal,” concludes Ravi Nadasen, CEO - Africa for the Inspired Education Group.
For more information, visit the Inspired Schools website and click on Africa & Middle East link.
