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This morning we were pleased to conclude the final Awards Ceremony of the year. Our Grade 4 to 7 pupils were recognised for their Academics achievements, growth and progress over the year. We were even able to award one special sporting award. We congratulate the pupils on their perseverance during a challenging Academic year. We wish the Grade 7 pupils all the very best in their High School years whether they move on to other High Schools or remain at the College.
Special Sports Award:
Cricket - Ross Askew for taking a hat-trick against Northdene Prep School on the 1 February 2020. An awesome bowling achievement in any cricketers career!
Grade 4:
Awards of Recognition:
Cassidy Anthony
Siphesihle Mthethwa
Keaton Ormshaw
Roxy Lange
Erin Chetty
Keenan Palani
Aleah Moodley
Declan de Haas
Academic Merit:
Lana Desai
Sinenhlanhla Dlamini
Leah Eksteen
Caleb Padayachee
Aryan Pillay
Jia Ranchhod
Atiya Singh
Omolemo Thobye
Samuel van Jaarsveld
Sarah Wasserman
Sinenhlanhla Dlamini [3rd place in Grade 4]
Aryan Pillay [2nd place in Grade 4]
Leah Eksteen [1st place in Grade 4]
Grade 5:
Awards of Recognition:
Seyan Govender
Darrian Pillay
Sesese Mhlanga
Kai Coetzee
Aryan Singh
Heath Goodwin
Academic Merit:
Oscar Mikula
Keera Dilrajh
Keyara Padayachee
Kaela Magjee
Reya Singh
Siphosethu Sangweni
Semarl Lubbe
Suriya Nair
Chukwuebuka Omile
Soneri Ramsunder
Uzair Khan
Roanna Bowdler
Shridha Ramu
Lushen Naidoo
Tayla Ackerman
Lethu Mabunda
Blake Mauer
Oluwafemi Bakare
Siyolise Bingwa
Kaela Magjee [3rd place in Grade 5]
Keyara Padayachee [2nd place in Grade 5]
Keera Dilrajh [1st place in Grade 5]
Grade 6:
Awards of Recognition:
Lwazi Cele
Keyshia Mathou
Jordan Zsitvai
Riley Chislett
Tatum Hodgson
Jordyn Perumal
Norrah Dormithienne
Hannah Nicholls
Trisha Ramrattan
Academic Merit:
Samuel Chester
Khanyisa Dlamini
Arabella King
Zia Lachanna
Zia Magjee
Sphesihle Masinga
Connor Naicker
Thashni Pillay
Ayush Shah
Troy Vermeulen
Samuel Chester
Khanyisa Dlamini
Arabella King
Zia Lachanna
Zia Magjee
Sphesihle Masinga
Connor Naicker
Thashni Pillay
Ayush Shah
Troy Vermeulen
Subject awards:
Thashni Pillay [English]
Troy Vermeulen [Afrikaans]
Khwezi Khumalo [isiZulu]
Thashni Pillay [Mathematics]
Troy Vermeulen [Natural Science]
Troy Vermeulen [Social Science]
Sonwabile Mkhize [Most Improved Grade 6 Learner]
Placements:
Arabella King [3rd place in Grade 6]
Thashni Pillay [2nd place in Grade 6]
Troy Vermeulen [1st place in Grade 6]
Grade 7:
Recognition Awards:
Caitlyn Ackerman
Caycee Lund
Jorja Rowland
Izabella Hammond
Andrea White
Imana Mbongwa
Elethu Fotoyi
Scarlett Solomon
Niamh Els
Academic Merit:
Caitlyn Ackerman
Caycee Lund
Jorja Rowland
Izabella Hammond
Andrea White
Imana Mbongwa
Elethu Fotoyi
Scarlett Solomon
Niamh Els
Subject Awards:
Andisiwe Dlamini [English]
Emma Scott [Afrikaans]
Calum Naidoo [isiZulu non-mother tongue]
Andisiwe Dlamini [isiZulu mother tongue]
Paree Dandekar [Mathematics]
Andisiwe Dlamini [Natural Science]
Andisiwe Dlamini [History]
Emma Scott [Geography]
Andisiwe Dlamini [EMS]
Andrea Naidoo [Creative Arts]
Emma Scott [Creative Arts]
Emma Scott [Technology]
Emma Scott [Life Orientation]
Tomas Schumann [Most improved Grade 7 Learner]
Placements:
Yashodhan Chetty [3rd Place in Grade 7]
Andisiwe Dlamini [2nd Place in Grade 7]
Emma Scott [1st Place in Grade 7]
Well done to you all!
#maristlions
#strongerinblue
#StrongerTogether
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This morning we recognised the Academic Achievements of our High School pupils at our Grade 8 to 10 Academic Awards Ceremony. The event went very smoothly and was live-streamed for those family members and friends unable to attend. We congratulate the winners on their fine achievements and wish everyone a fabulous, restful break. Our prize winners were as follows:
Grade 8:
First Place: Jiya Singh - The H W Coelen Trophy (1961)
Second Place: Jenna de Klerk
Third Place: Matthew van Straten
Fourth Place: Ntandoyenkosi Shezi
Fifth Place: Jack Binder
Grade 9:
First Place: Zoe Nicholson - The Halliday Trophy (1974)
Second Place: Travis Voigt
Third Place: Ruth Binder
Fourth Place: Shreya Ramtahal
Fifth Place: Jemma Cromie
Grade 10:
First Place: Richard Kruse - The J M Kenton Trophy (1959)
Second Place: Nqubekenhle Zindela
Third Place: Jesse Buys
Fourth Place: Emma Samuel
Fifth Place: Daia Land
THE HIGHEST MARK IN A SUBJECT:
The Jordan Family Trophy (2013): Highest Mark in English - Jenna de Klerk
The Graham Memorial Trophy (2016): Highest Mark in Afrikaans - Jiya Singh
The Umnumzane Veni Thusi Trophy (2018): The Highest Mark in IsiZulu - Ntandoyenkosi Shezi
The H.C. Thom Trophy (1998): Highest Mark in Mathematics - Jack Binder
The Serge Desfontaines Trophy (2019): The Highest Mark in Life Orientation - Jiya Singh
The Rene MacQuillin Trophy (2017): The Highest Mark in Arts & Culture - Matthew van Straten
The Samuels Family Trophy (2016): Computer Literacy - Prisha Naidoo
The Edison Trophy (2017): The Highest Mark in Design & Technology - Matthew van Straten
The Samuels Family Trophy (2016): The Highest Mark in EMS - Jiya Singh
The Callaghan Family Trophy (2017): The Highest Mark in Geography - Vedika Maharaj
The St Henry’s Book Prize: The Highest Mark in History - Jiya Singh
The Hannah Jarvis Trophy (2016): The Highest Mark in Life Sciences - Ntandoyenkosi Shezi
The St Henry’s Book Prize: The Highest Mark in Physical Science - Jiya Singh
Grade 9:
The Cooper Family Trophy (2015): The Highest Mark in English - Brackstone Fynn
The Viva Trophy (2018): The Highest Mark in Afrikaans - Ruth Binder
The R F Kennedy Memorial Trophy (1963) : Highest Mark in Isizulu - Tanya Mthethwa
The Liam J Moodley Trophy (2017): The Highest Mark in Mathematics - Lucas Duys
The Wimberley Family Trophy (2016): The Highest Mark in Life Orientation - Zoe Nicholson
The Trinity B Moodley Trophy (2017): The Highest Mark in Arts & Culture - Caeleb Jorgenson/Ivan Williams
The Samuels Family Trophy (2016): The Highest Mark in Computer Literacy - Liam Vercueil
The Munsami Family Trophy (2015): The Highest Mark Design and Technology - Travis Voigt
The Samuels Family Trophy (2016): The Highest Mark in EMS - Zoe Nicholson
The Desfontaines Family Trophy (2016): The Highest Mark in Geography - Tanya Mthethwa
The Storico Trophy (2018): The Highest Mark in History - Jemma Cromie
The Yatish Madaree Memorial Trophy (2011): Highest Mark in Life Sciences - Zoe Nicholson
The Hannah Jarvis Trophy (2017): The Highest Mark in Physical Sciences - Travis Voigt
Grade 10
The Van Horen Trophy (1998): The Highest Mark in English - Daia Land
The Woema Trophy (2018): The Highest Mark in Afrikaans - Richard Kruse
The Inkomishi Yokuzikhandla Trophy (2012): The Highest Mark in Isizulu - Nqubekenhle Zindela
The A.C. Naidoo Memorial Trophy (2002): Highest Mark in Mathematics - Nqubekenhle Zindela
The Sarah Connell and Family Trophy (2016): The Highest Mark in Mathematical Literacy - Willow Eberle
The Kalil Family Trophy (2015): The Highest Mark in Life Orientation - Sancho Torr
The PricewaterhouseCoopers Shield (2010): The Highest Mark in Accounting - Jaydyn Lachanna
The PWC Trophy (2015): The Highest Mark in Business Studies - Shaelee Ribbink
The St Henry’s Trophy (2018): The Highest Mark in Dramatic Arts - Jesse Buys
The Harry Horton Trophy (1987): The Highest Mark in Geography - Maddison Lange
The Br Martin Whiteford Trophy (2008): Highest Mark in History - Tara-Rae Howells
The St Henry’s Book Prize: The Highest Mark in Information Technology - Richard Kruse
The Class of 1990 (2018): The Highest Mark in EGD - Richard Kruse
The John Moolman Memorial Trophy (2001) : Highest Mark in Life Sciences - Emma Samuel
The Leslie Greenwood Memorial Trophy (1980) Highest Mark in Physical Sciences - Jesse Buys
The Br Maurice Trophy (2015): The Highest Mark in Visual Art - Daia Land
Special Prizes
The If Cup (2011): The Ascot Girls Exchange Student 2020 - Erin Gracie
The V. Maharaj Family Trophy (2011): The St Joseph’s Boys Exchange Student 2020 - Sancho Torr/Jarred
Zsitvai
The Robert Weir Achievement Cup (2011): For overcoming difficulty through the Year - Kayla Gracie
The Ashford Family Trophy (2011): Personal growth in Grade 8 - Kayla Gracie
The Ray Jerome Memorial Shield (1999): Best All-rounder Grade 10 - Tara-Rae Howells
Academic Merit Certificates are awarded to pupils who have qualified on the basis of an overall aggregate for the year as shown below. In addition, they can at no stage obtain lower than an average of ‘8’ for Conduct and Diligence across the four terms.
Grade 8: An overall aggregate of not less than 80%.
James Ackerman
Jack Binder
Jenna de Klerk
Pre’ney Ellenson
Joseph Euripidou
Vedika Maharaj
Prisha Naidoo
Lutho Ngaleka
Ntandoyenkosi Shezi
Jiya Singh
Matthew van Straten
Grade 9: An overall aggregate of not less than 80%.
Ruth Binder
Jemma Cromie
Zoe Nicholson
Shreya Ramtahal
Travis Voigt
Grade 10: An overall aggregate of not less than 75%.
Jesse Buys
Alec Farrar
Owen Govender
Richard Kruse
Jaydyn Lachanna
Daia Land
Nikhil Maganal
Jiya Naidoo
Arya Ramdeyu
Shaelee Ribbink
Emma Samuel
Sancho Torr
Andre Venter
Nqubekenhle Zindela
Jarred Zsitvai
Well done to you all!
#StrongerInBlue
#StrongerTogether
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