Kingswood College Matrics Shine with Outstanding 2025 Results
Kingswood College is delighted to announce an exceptional set of National Senior Certificate results for the Class of 2025, achieving a 100% pass rate and an impressive 91% Bachelor’s Degree pass rate.
Leading the academic achievements is 2025 Dux Angus Brown, who attained a remarkable eight distinctions, including Further Studies Mathematics. He was joined by Aimee Newcombe, who also achieved eight distinctions.
Among the 90 matric pupils, academic excellence was widespread:
- Two pupils achieved eight distinctions (Angus Brown and Aimee Newcombe), they both attained averages over 90% and were in the Top 1% nationally in subjects and top 5% in more than 6 subjects Nationally.
- Five pupils achieved seven distinctions (Josie Field, Josh Loon, Nkiyasi Shordries, Katherine Hopes and Bronwyn Wilson)
- Three pupils achieved six distinctions (Josie Opperman, Andrew Woods and Reece Coetzer)
- We had 4 pupils in the top 1% in subjects, they were Andrew Woods, Bronwyn Wilson, Aimee Newcombe and Angus Brown.
Collectively, the Class of 2025 amassed an outstanding 179 distinctions, with 16 A-aggregates and 34 B-aggregates, reflecting both individual brilliance and consistent academic performance across the cohort.
Senior School Head: Academics, Ms Tracy van Molendorff, praised the group for their commitment and resilience:
“Kingswood College is immensely proud of the exceptional achievements of the Matric Class of 2025. This group of pupils has set a high standard of academic excellence. Their results reflect not only their dedication, perseverance, and resilience, but also the unwavering commitment of our teaching staff and the strong support of their parents. We congratulate all our pupils, particularly those who achieved personal bests through sustained hard work and determination.”
Special recognition is extended to Angus Brown, Aimee Newcombe and Josie Field, who achieved outstanding averages above 90%, embodying the pursuit of excellence that lies at the heart of Kingswood College. The school also commends the many pupils who achieved four, five, six and seven distinctions, highlighting a culture of consistent effort and aspiration.
These results celebrate both individual accomplishment and collective success, underscoring what is possible when pupils, staff, and families work together in partnership. Kingswood College is proud of the Class of 2025 and looks forward to seeing them flourish as they embark on their future paths.
College Head, Mr Leon Grové, added:
“We are exceptionally proud of the Class of 2025. Their academic achievements are a testament to their determination, sacrifice, and hard work. As they move into the next phase of their educational journey, we are confident that the values and virtues instilled at Kingswood will serve as a strong foundation for success in whatever they choose to pursue.”
