IN PICTURES | Nelson Mandela Bay matriculants celebrate
Tears of joy and screams of delight were shared as nervous Nelson Mandela Bay matriculants collected their report cards, signalling the start of a new phase in their lives.
Sanctor High School 2021 matriculants Teanah Goliath,18, Lujean Hamman, 17, and Ashleigh Herman,18, excitedly study their results outside the school on Friday. (WERNER HILLS)
Tears of joy and screams of delight were shared as nervous Nelson Mandela Bay matriculants collected their report cards, signalling the start of a new phase in their lives.
St Thomas High School pupils Melanie Smith, 19, Chloe Geldenhuys,18, Raven Kiewiets,19, Tamzin Furst, 17, and Amber Brown, 18, celebrate after receiving their matric results. A report has revealed that pupils in Some provinces are less likely to get a bachelor pass because of poorer education resources. (WERNER HILLS/ File photo )
St Thomas High School twins Cleo, left, and Chloe Meyer, 18, give principal Jackie Gorgonzola a bouquet of flowers to say thank you. (WERNER HILLS)
The labour market needs to be restructured to make it more youth friendly, notes an expert. File image. (Tremaine van Aardt)
Grey High School rector Chris Erasmus with two of the school's top pupils, who achieved seven As, Tom Smith, 18, left, and Zach Heynes, 18. (DEVON KOEN)
Grey High School matriculant Kavir Dullabh,18, and his proud father, Anil, after receiving his results. Kavir achieved five As. (DEVON KOEN)
St Thomas High School matriculants Reagan Fredericks,18, and Chardonne Bartman,17, pleased with their results. (WERNER HILLS)
Collegiate Girls' High School matriculants Megan Guest, 19, and Kerry-Lee Kotzee, 18, collect their report cards. Megan achieved six distinctions and Kerry-Lee two. (DEVON KOEN)
Collegiate Girls' High School matriculants, back from left, Brigitte Nel, 18, Zimasa Pimoli, 19, and Inga Ngcwama,18, and, front from left, Ovayo Gomomo,19, Kerri Smith, 18, and Marli Milne, 18. (DEVON KOEN)
Cowan High School matriculants are welcomed back by staff who sang and cheered as they entered. The class of 2021 managed to bag an overall pass rate of 86.9% (TREMAINE VAN AARDT)
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