Abbotts College Centurion celebrates a 100% pass rate
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This time of year, many schools celebrate the pass percentage, the number of distinctions and the Bachelor’s Degree pass percentage. At Abbotts College Centurion we definitely also celebrate achievements including a 100% pass rate, 1.1 distinction per candidate and a 86% Bachelor’s Degree pass. However, at Abbotts College Centurion we celebrate so much more. The improvement that our students have shown from the moment they enrolled in our school. The B or C symbol which became an A symbol, the D which became a C or the F which became a D. “It fills us with gratitude and gives us the strength and courage to keep on doing what we are doing. The personal growth which our students have shown as young adults, fills us with pride. The mindset of resilience, perseverance, and growth which had to be developed for students to apply themselves in the way they did, in the midst of a pandemic. Abbotts College Centurion Class of 2021 – we congratulate and salute you!”, says Ms Sanet van Rensburg, Principal of Abbotts College Centurion.
Most Improved Student results include:
| Student Name | Subject | Marks improved with % |
| Mangaliso Bodlani | History | 40 |
| Boluwatife Buys | History | 31 |
| Ameer Cassim | History | 30 |
| Megan Du plessis | First Additional Language Afrikaans | 29 |
| Justin Du Toit | Tourism | 32 |
| Mia Hayes | Mathematics | 29 |
| Sibongile Jolingana | History | 32 |
| Mathematical Literacy | 30 | |
| Mmaleti Khooa | Life Sciences | 30 |
| Physical Sciences | 29 | |
| Mathematics | 28 | |
| Ntsako Mapimele | Physical Sciences | 30 |
| Mathematics | 29 | |
| Mkateko Masinge | Life Sciences | 30 |
| Joshua Mc Carthy | Mathematical Literacy | 35 |
| Tebogo Moabinyane | Mathematical Literacy | 40 |
| Selene Naidoo | History | 31 |
| Design Studies | 29 | |
| Ayana Nkomazana | History | 31 |
| Lukhanyo Pako | Life Orientation | 30 |
| Ndabezinhle Shabalala | Physical Sciences | 37 |
| Fumani Shivambu | Business Studies | 40 |
| Mathematical Literacy | 28 | |
| Lungelo Shozi | Mathematics | 28 |
Top Achieving Students include:
| Name | Number of Distinctions |
| Max Cohen | 3 |
| Haadiya Abdul Shakoor | 3 |
| Ndzalama Manganyi | 3 |
| Selene Naidoo | 3 |
| Sheryce Govender | 3 |
| Thando Qetya | 3 |
| Avuyile Mateta | 3 |
| Refentse Gunguluza | 3 |
Principal, Sanet van Rensburg celebrating results with Ndabezinhle Shabalala who improved with 37% in Physical Science
Emihle Sakasa, has reason to smile with an improvement of 12% in Mathematical Literacy
Ndabezinhle Shabalala and Rosemary Erawemen very proud of their results. Rosemary improved with 17% in Physical Science and 11% in Mathematics from her previous report.










