Academic Achievements

Reddam House Class of 2025 Shines: 1,322 Distinctions and a 97% Bachelor's Pass Rate!

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The Inspired Education Group’s Reddam House schools are buzzing with excitement as they celebrate outstanding results from the 2025 Independent Examination Board (IEB) matric examinations. With a remarkable 100% pass rate across eight campuses nationwide, the hard work and dedication of the students have truly paid off!

In total, 522 candidates from three provinces achieved a stunning 1,322 subject distinctions, averaging out to 2.53 distinctions per student—a significant increase from last year. An impressive 97% of learners secured bachelor's degree passes, while 66% earned an A or B aggregate. Not stopping there, Reddam House also secured 58 Top 1% subject placements nationally across Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape.

Exceptional Individual Achievements

Spotlighting individual excellence, students like Keira Winter at Reddam House Constantia and Abem Takele at Reddam House Bedfordview both achieved an astounding nine distinctions. Meanwhile, eight distinctions were earned by stars like Emma Brodziak and a bright group from Umhlanga, showcasing the high caliber of talent at Reddam House.

Among others shining with seven distinctions are Joshua Barham-Smith, Priyasha Govender, and Kiaan Bhugwandin, demonstrating not only academic brilliance but also motivating their peers.

Resilience Beyond Academics

These academic strides echo the stories of resilience and leadership that emerge from the Reddam cohort. Students like Nqubeko Xaba and Chiara Collett, alongside their peers, balanced rigorous academics with commitments in sports and other elite activities.

“The achievements of the Reddam House Class of 2025 reflect academic growth, consistency and depth across all our campuses,

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