ACADEMIC REPORT FOR TERM 3, 2025
03-12-25
Aviwe Stock
STUDENT NAME AND SURNAME
Grade
11JKR
Term 1
Mark
Term 2
Mark
Term 2
Exam
Term 3
Mark
Term 3
Exam
RECORD
English Home Language
69
74
79
69
76
75
Afrikaans First Additional Language
58
55
50
64
66
64
Mathematics
58
61
67
69
62
62
Life Orientation
65
94
86
75
79
79
Accounting
85
79
72
64
71
72
72
72
68
72
72
SUBJECTS
Geography
Life Sciences
69
68
58
68
65
65
AGGREGATE
66
72
69
68
70
70
For subject-specific queries, please contact the relevant teacher. For pastoral concerns, kindly reach out to the Grade
Head. School re-opens on Wednesday, 14 January 2026
PROMOTION REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADE 11
​To qualify for promotion, a learner must achieve a minimum of 40% in English Home Language, at least 40% in two
additional subjects, and a minimum of 30% in three other subjects. Life Orientation is excluded from these
considerations. Further Studies subjects do not contribute to the promotion record and are not considered for
awards or recognition.
Promotion Result:
Annabel Roberts
PRINCIPAL
Bachelor Degree Pass
STUDENT NAME AND SURNAME
Aviwe Stock
REGISTER CLASS TEACHER
Johan Kruger
GRADE HEAD
Natania Van Rooyen
COMMENT WRITTEN BY
Abi Greeff
DAYS
ABSENT
13
Aviwe has shown a positive and enthusiastic approach to English this term, engaging well with the content and clearly
enjoying the subject. He demonstrates respect and responsibility in the classroom and consistently strives to build
strong relationships with both peers and teachers.
He experienced challenges in Accounting, particularly with written work, due to his hand injury. Despite this setback,
Aviwe displayed admirable resilience and continued to apply himself as best as he could under the circumstances.
Aviwe did not participate in any sports or cultural activities this term, and I encourage him to explore opportunities in
these areas to contribute more fully to College life.
He is commended for reaching his academic goal in Afrikaans, reflecting his commitment to his learning and
alignment with the College’s core values. Overall, Aviwe has made steady progress, and I look forward to seeing his
continued growth next term.