Durbanville, Cape Town – In a strong affirmation of the global Cambridge International standards, Reddam House Durbanville’s Class of 2024 has excelled in their AS and A Level examinations, achieving 88 subject distinctions at AS Level and a 76% aggregate average at A Level. These accomplishments underscore the students’ commitment to academic rigour and position them for success at top local and international universities. Cambridge International results were released globally on 9 January, three days ahead of the release of IEB matric results on 13 January.

Remarkable AS Level achievements

A total of 52 students wrote the Cambridge International AS Level examinations, collectively earning 88 subject distinctions, with 13 students attaining an A aggregate. Notably, the group achieved a 71% overall average and a 100% pass rate.

The following students stand out for their exceptional AS Level achievements:

• Danel Rossouw (90%) – Achieved 94% for accelerated Afrikaans in November 2023, 92% for Chemistry, and 91% for Mathematics.
• Ethan Webber (88%) – Excelled with 92% for Mathematics and 92% for English Language.
• Soyeon Lee (87.8%) – Scored 93% in Physics, and 92% in both Mathematics and Chemistry.
• Richard Henn (86.8%) – Attained a superb 95% for Mathematics, the highest mark in this subject for the Class of 2024.
• Matthew Fortgens (86.75%) – Planning an accelerated route to complete A Levels in May/June 2025.
• Thivanya Naicker (86.2%)
• Razeena Ismail (84.2%)
• Jessica Smith (82.4%)
• Nowa van Wyk (81.6%)
• Leah Gordon (81.2%)
• Nicola Hugo (81%)
• Katelynn Robinson (80.2%)
• Khenso Sithole (80%)

Danel Rossouw

Ethan Webber

Soyeon Lee

Richard Henn

Matthew Fortgens

Exceptional A Level performances

• Reddam House Durbanville’s A Level students also excelled, recording a 76% aggregate average. Chief among the top achievers is Tracey Visser, who earned three A*s with phenomenal marks of 93% in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. Tracey’s exceptional track record stretches back to her AS Level and IGCSE results, and she now aims to study Chemical Engineering at the University of Cape Town.
• Another student, Kyan Blom earned an 82% aggregate average. Kyan joined Reddam House Durbanville in Grade 11 from a South African curriculum and achieved 87% for A Level Mathematics. He aspires to pursue Medicine, either locally or abroad.
• Reflecting on these successes, Barry Nieuwoudt, Executive Head of Reddam House Durbanville, says:
• “The Cambridge International AS and A Level results achieved by our Class of 2024 reflect the determination and hard work of both our students and teachers. We are incredibly proud of these outstanding performances, which will undoubtedly pave the way to futures filled with abundant success, inspiration, fulfilment, and happiness.”

Thivanya Naicker

Razeena Ismail

Jessica Smith

Nowa van Wyk

Leah Gordon (81.2%)

Commitment to a dual curriculum

The Cambridge International A Levels and AS Levels form part of Reddam House Durbanville’s dual curriculum offering, alongside South Africa’s Independent Examinations Board (IEB). This approach provides students with a rigorous, internationally recognised qualification that fosters academic excellence and prepares them for top local and global universities.

Reddam House Durbanville looks forward to building on these achievements and continuing its commitment to shaping confident, resilient, and forward-thinking graduates. For more information, visit the Inspired Schools website and click on the Africa & Middle East link.

Nicola Hugo

Katelyn Robinson

Khenso Sithole

Tracey Visser

Kyan Blom