Following the release of the 2022 matric results, thousands of learners are ecstatic that their school careers have come to a successful end.
When looking at the Provincial results, KwaZulu-Natal Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube heaped praise on the Matric Class of 2022 for surpassing all expectations and achieving an 83% pass rate, an increase of 6.2% from 2021.
According to the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education, the Amajuba District secured a pass rate of 85.5%.
Moreover, here is a breakdown of the pass rates from the various schools in the district:
Newcastle:
- Amajuba High School – 100%
- Ferrum High School – 98.3%
- Hope High School – 91.9%
- Islamic College Newcastle – 100%
- Lincoln Heights Secondary School – 83.4%
- Newcastle High School – 96.5%
- Panorama Combined School – 86.3%
- St Dominics Newcastle – 100%
- St Oswalds Secondary School – 88.8%
Madadeni:
- Amadada High School – 70.8%
- AmaZulu High School – 91.1%
- Bethamoya High School – 91.1%
- Dedangifunde High School – 90.4%
- Duck Ponds High School – 75.6%
- Ekuseni Secondary School – 87.5%
- Meridian Newcastle – 95.1%
Osizweni:
- Buhlebomzinyathi Secondary School – 66.7%
- Cacamezela Secondary School– 86.4%
- Osizweni High School – 73.8%
Charlestown:
- Charlestown High School – 84.3%
Dannhauser:
- Dannhauser Secondary School – 89.7%
- Emfundweni High School – 85.7%
Durnacol:
- DNC Combined School – 85.1%
Utrecht:
- Emalahleni Combined School – 57.1%
- Utrecht High School – 80%
- Enzimane High School – 100%
- Kwamagidela Secondary School – 100%
Groenvlei:
- Groenvlei Combined School – 100%
For the full list of local schools, click here.
With local schools performing remarkably well, your Northern KZN news agency, Newcastillian News, congratulates all matriculants and wishes them a successful future.
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