Our matric results

Congratulations to the Matric Class of 2025 on a fantastic set of results.

Matric averages from 2000 – 2025

We track our results very closely as input to our commitment to ensuring consistently outstanding matric results.

Matric Class of 2025 IEB Examination Results

The Management and Staff of St Benedict’s College are proud to announce the outstanding performance of our Class of 2025 in the IEB National Senior Certificate examinations. These results represent an exceptional milestone in the life of the College and, in many respects, set a new benchmark of excellence to which future generations of Bennies boys can aspire.

While it is customary to celebrate our top academic achievers, these results are, in fact, a collective success. They reflect the commitment, resilience, and perseverance of every boy who sat for the examinations, each of whom contributed meaningfully to this remarkable outcome. The Class of 2025 has demonstrated that sustained effort, discipline, and integrity yield results of the highest order.

Such success is never achieved in isolation. These results are the product of a powerful partnership between our dedicated boys, supportive and engaged parents, and a passionate, nurturing teaching staff who consistently go above and beyond in their calling. We acknowledge with gratitude the professionalism, care, and unwavering belief that our teachers place in every boy that was entrusted to them. Well done, one and all.

Highlights

A summary of the results below demonstrates the calibre of teaching and learning that takes place throughout St Benedict’s College:

124 boys passed the NSC exams
100% pass rate
99% University Entrance (Bachelor Degree) passes
100% of boys qualify for tertiary studies
14 subjects exceed IEB national subject averages (including Further Studies subjects)
10 subjects attained overall averages of 70% or more
Life Orientation average of 82.19% with 84 distinctions from 124 boys
Information Technology average of 81.52% with 13 distinctions from 21 boys
Maths average of 76.84% with 41 distinctions from 86 boys
History average 75.22% with 12 distinctions from 37 boys
Business Studies average 73.11% with 28 distinctions from 81 boys
English average 72.73% with 26 distinctions from 124 boys
6 boys obtained an overall Distinction Average of 90% and above
28 boys obtained overall Distinction Averages of 80% and above
46 boys achieved “B” averages (+70%)
39 boys achieved “C” averages (+60%)
124 matriculants produced 337 distinctions
Distinction ratio of 2.7 distinctions per matriculant
Collectively, the class of 2025 attained an overall average of 73.7%

Class of 2025 top achievers

15 candidates obtained seven distinctions or more, they were:

  • Jordan Dos Santos – 93.6% average (10 Distinctions)
  • Charlton Chung – 91% average (10 Distinctions)
  • Adham Gittings – 91.7% average (9 Distinctions)
  • Diego Brazao – 90.4% average (9 Distinctions)
  • Keegan Kung – 89.3% average (9 Distinctions)
  • Christian Moll – 92.1% average (9 Distinctions)
  • Pundit Forka – 91.0% average (8 Distinctions)
  • Andrew Scott-White – 89.4% average (8 Distinctions)
  • Adrian Emwanu – 86.7% average (8 Distinctions)
  • Kevin Hubbard – 89.3% average (7 Distinctions)
  • Ryan Van Zyl – 87.3% average (7 Distinctions)
  • Diego Dos Anjos – 85.3% average (7 Distinctions)
  • Cameron Adams – 84.9% average (7 Distinctions)
  • Gabriel Bastos – 84.4% average (7 Distinctions)
  • Ikechukwu Ejike – 81.4% average (7 Distinctions)

Jordan Dos Santos, Adham Gittings, Christian Moll and Pundit Forka featured on the IEB Outstanding Achievers’ List (Top 5% nationally in 6 subjects and a distinction in Life Orientation) while Diego Brazao, Charlton Chung and Kevin Hubbard featured on the IEB Commendable Achievers List (Top 5% nationally in 5 subjects and a distinction in Life Orientation)

The following boys achieved results in the top 1% nationally within a subject:

  • Jordan Dos Santos (English, History, Life Orientation, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences) 
  • Pundit Forka (English, Life Orientation)
  • Charlton Chung(Geography, Mathematics)
  • Andrew Scott-White(Mathematics, Physical Sciences)
  • Kevin Hubbard (Geography, Mathematics)
  • Christian Moll (History, Life Orientation)
  • Diego Brazao (Mathematics)
  • Kwanda Magugula (Life Orientation)
  • Kaleb Teka (Business Studies)
  • Adham Gittings (Business Studies)

In addition: 

  • 3 candidates obtained 6 distinctions: Cristiano Brites, Nicolas Stiff, Ikechukwu Ejike 
  • 10 candidates obtained 5 distinctions: Ka Shing Mak, Keagan Kumnig, Kaleb Teka, Marcio Martins, Connor Odgers, Cayden Thompson, Tyler Pharo, Luca Saffy, Ipeleng Nare and Talhah Boda
  • 12 candidates obtained 4 distinctions
  • 11 candidates obtained 3 distinctions and
  • A further 50 boys obtained 1 or 2 distinctions

These achievements speak to the calibre of teaching and learning that defines St Benedict’s College and affirms our commitment to developing young men of character, competence, and conscience.

We congratulate the Class of 2025 and thank everyone who has played a role in this outstanding achievement. 

We wish these young men every success and happiness as they now leave our college and join the ranks of our illustrious alumni, knowing that they will continue to be a light in the world. 

2025 top matriculants

The top achieving students from the St Benedict’s College Class of 2025!
*Ranking by number of distinctions achieved.

Jordan Dos Santos
Jordan Dos Santos

10 distinctions (93.6%)

Charlton (Hao-Cheng) Chung
Charlton Chung

10 distinctions (91%)

Christian Moll
Christian Moll

9 distinctions (92.1%)

Adham Gittings
Adham Gittings

9 distinctions (91.7%)

Diego Brazao
Diego Brazao

9 distinctions (90.4%)

Keegan Kung
Keegan Kung

9 distinctions (89.3%)

Pundit Forka
Pundit Forka

8 distinctions (91%)

Andrew Scott-White
Andrew Scott-White

8 distinctions (89.4%)

Adrian Emwanu
Adrian Emwanu

8 distinctions (86.7%)

Kevin Hubbard
Kevin Hubbard

7 distinctions (89.3%)

Ryan Van Zyl
Ryan Van Zyl

7 distinctions (87.3%)

Diego Dos Anjos
Diego Dos Anjos

7 distinctions (85.3%)

Cameron Adams
Cameron Adams

7 distinctions (84.9%)

Gabriel Bastos
Gabriel Bastos

7 distinctions (84.4%)

Ikechukwu Ejike
Ikechukwu Ejike

7 distinctions (81.4%)

Cristiano Brites
Cristiano Brites

6 distinctions (85.7%)

Keagan Kumnig
Keagan Kumnig

6 distinctions (85%)

Nicolas Stiff
Nicolas Stiff

6 distinctions (84.3%)

Kaleb Teka
Kaleb Teka

5 distinctions (84.7%)

Marcio Martins
Marcio Martins

5 distinctions (84.1%)

Connor Odgers
Connor Odgers

5 distinctions (83.7%)

Peter (Hao) Dong
Peter Dong

5 distinctions (83%)

Cayden Thompson
Cayden Thompson

5 distinctions (82.9%)

Ka-Shing Mak
Ka Shing Mak

5 distinctions (82%)

Tyler Pharo
Tyler Pharo

5 distinctions (81.9%)

Luca Saffy
Luca Saffy

5 distinctions (81.6%)

Ipeleng Nare
Ipeleng Nare

5 distinctions (80.4%)

Talhah Boda
Talhah Boda

5 distinctions (79.1%)

Chris Hong
Chris Hong

4 distinctions (82.9%)

Keenan Sparrow
Keenan Sparrow

4 distinctions (82.6%)

Jordi Pereira
Jordi Pereira

4 distinctions (80.4%)

Saien Padayachi
Saien Padayachi

4 distinctions (79.7%)

Hayden Evans
Hayden Evans

4 distinctions (79.1%)

Zach Scullard
Zach Scullard

4 distinctions (79%)

Matthew Steyn
Matthew Steyn

4 distinctions (77.4%)

Dylan Holm
Dylan Holm

4 distinctions (77.3%)

Nicola Toich
Nicola Toich

4 distinctions (77.1%)

Tayte Gregory
Tayte Gregory

4 distinctions (76.4%)

Gianluca Dionisio
Gianluca Dionisio

4 distinctions (75.7%)

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