Lebone II College of the Royal Bafokeng had two students placed in the Top 1% of Candidates for Setswana First Additional Language.
1. Boitumelo Molele
2. Kago Mokgatle

Congratulations to the following subjects for their outstanding achievements:

1. Setswana: 33 out of 40 candidates achieved a distinction, with all candidates achieving above 60%.
2. Dramatic Arts: 13 out of 16 students achieved a distinction, with all candidates achieving above 60%, with 14 candidates achieving above 70%.
3. Engineering Graphics and Design: 9 out of 13 students achieved a distinction, with 12 candidates achieving above 60%.
4. Life Orientation: 25 out of 70 students achieved a distinction, with 60 candidates achieving above 70%.
5. Business Studies: 13 out of 41 students achieved a distinction, with 33 candidates achieving above 60%.

14 990 full-time candidates representing 256 examination centres across Southern Africa wrote the

2024 IEB NSC Examination.

98.47% Passed

89.37% Achieved a Bachelors Degree pass

7.56% Achieved a Diploma pass

1.53% Achieved a Higher Certificate pass

1.53% Did Not Qualify

70 Students wrote the examinations:

70 Passed (100%)

69 Achieved a Bachelors Degree pass (98.6%)

1 Achieved a Diploma pass (1.4%)

0 Did Not Qualify

70 students wrote a total of 490 subjects (excluding Further Studies programmes) and achieved the following outstanding results:

• There were 136 subjects with “outstanding achievements” (Level 7 / distinctions/ 80% +) i.e. 20.8% of subjects written resulted in level 7 achievements.

• There were 143 subjects with “meritorious achievements” (Level 6 / 70 – 79%) i.e. 27.3% of subjects written resulted in level 6 achievements.

• There were 117 subjects with “substantial achievements” (Level 5 / 60 – 69%) i.e. 26.1% of subjects resulted in level 5 achievements.

• A total of 396 (81%) of the total subjects written produced results greater than 60%.

• 56 out of 70 students (80%) achieved a subject distinction in 1 or more subjects.