Matric 2021 Awards to Candidates

Western Cape Education Department
National Senior Certificate Examinations 2021

Awards to Candidates

Awards to candidates will be presented for the best performance in specified subjects, outstanding performance in the Special Needs category, Special Ministerial awards AND awards to the top 40 candidates in the province.

Category 1: Candidates Subject Awards

In this category, one award will be made to the candidate/s with the highest mark in the subject. Each candidate will receive R 6 000 and a certificate.

Afrikaans HL

• Hoërskool Punt: Lucia Pauw

English HL

• Hoërskool DF Malan: Renke Lorio

Xhosa HL

• Masibambisane Secondary School: Sisipho Mgxekwa

Accounting

• Hoër Jongenskool Paarl: Ulrich le Roux


• Parklands College: Jana Grobbelaar

Agricultural Sciences

• Hoërskool Outeniqua: Rossouw Heyns

Computer Applications

• York High School: Johann Wahl

Dramatic Arts

• Parel Vallei High School: Nerise Malan

Information Technology

• Centre of Science and Technology: Lutho Mngqibisa

Mathematics

• Herschel Girls School: Jessica Prevost


• Paul Roos Gimnasium: Glasson Osborne


• Paul Roos Gimnasium: Ruan Buhr


• Rhenish Girls’ High School: Anna Kriel


• Rhenish Girls’ High School: Ziya Wessels


• Rondebosch Boys’ High School: Stefanos Panagiotidis


• Rondebosch Boys’ High School: Ziyaad Banderker


• SA College High School: Muhammad Hassiem

Physical Sciences

• Rondebosch Boys’ High School: Stefanos Panagiotidis

South African Sign Language

• De La Bat Skool: Steward Spence

Technical Mathematics

• Sizimisele Secondary School: Sisipho Mhlekwa

Category 2: Excellence Despite Barriers to Learning

In this category, candidates will receive R10 000 and a certificate.
The first award goes to:

Fairmont High School: Jessica Louise Bulman

Rhenish Girls’ High School: Janne Helen Frei

Category 3: Special Ministerial Award

The Special Ministerial Award for 2021 is awarded to:

Hoërskool Bellville: Celise Rix

Scottsdene High School: Jason Filander

CATEGORY 4: Excellent achievement across the province (including Independent Schools)

This is awarded to the top 40 candidates according to the marks obtained in their best six subjects that fulfil the requirements for the award of a National Senior Certificate (two Languages, Mathematics and three other subjects excluding Life Orientation) AND the top 40 candidates according to the marks obtained in their best six subjects that fulfil the requirements for the award of a National Senior Certificate (two Languages, Mathematics and three other subjects excluding Life Orientation), provided that the candidates are drawn from the ex-DET, ex-HOD, ex-HoR and new WCED schools.

NOTE: The above two categories will be combined and presented according to surnames, except for acknowledgement of the top 6 candidates. Acknowledgement will be given to both independent schools and public ordinary schools.

1. Spine Road High School: Naadirah Arendse


2. Rustenburg Girls’ High School: Erin Coull


3. Diocesan College: Gabriel Dyssell-Hofinger


4. Klein Nederburg Sekondêre Skool: Cyle Hein Edwards


5. Islamia College: Bilqees Essa


6. Spine Road High School: Lee Fredericks


7. Spine Road High School: Kiara Lee Geland


8. Fairmont High School: Caitlin Hough


9. South Peninsula High School: Tasneem Ismail


10. Parel Vallei High School: Yesol Jeong


11. Hoërskool DF Malan: Renska Krynauw


12. Hoërskool DF Malan: Renke Lorio


13. Fezeka Secondary School: Yongama Mhlapo


14. Islamia College: Aliyah Minty


15. Livingstone High School: Adam Mohamed


16. Harry Gwala Secondary School: Viwe Msolo


17. Spine Road High School: Hanaan Omar


18. Hoërskool Punt: Lucia Pauw


19. Herschel Girls School: Jessica Prevost


20. Oaklands Secondary School: Lihlombe Ralarala


21. Hoërskool DF Malan: Benjamin Roelofse


22. Springfield Convent of the Holy Rosary: Cara Ronan


23. Livingstone High School: Moebeen Seadon


24. South Peninsula High School: Qaasim Solomon


25. Hoër Meisieskool Bloemhof: Lenka Steenkamp


26. Westerford High School: Doron Sumeruk


27. Imizamo Yethu Secondary School: Khanyisa Tata


28. Rondebosch Boys’ High School: André Toerien


29. Chris Hani Secondary School: Mzekelo Tukushe


30. Bernadino Heights Sekondêre Skool: Quinese van der Westhuizen


31. Hoër Meisieskool La Rochelle: Alexandra van Stelten


32. Paul Roos Gimnasium: Alexander David van Wyk


33. Rondebosch Boys’ High School: Alexander James White


34. Luhlaza Secondary School: Zizipho Ethel Yekelo

The top 3 positions from independent and public ordinary schools are as follows:

• 2. Hoërskool Stellenberg: Simone Wessels


• 3. Hoërskool Dirkie Uys: Jana de Waal


• 3. Diocesan College: Gus Farara


• 3. Rhenish Girls’ High School: Ahyoung Moon

Top candidate from independent schools:

• 1. Parklands College: Jana Grobbelaar

Top candidate from public ordinary schools

• 1. Hoër Jongenskool Paarl: Ulrich le Roux