Woodlands International College has achieved an impressive matric pass rate of 98.3% and a 100% pass rate. The college's small, personalised classes and high teacher-to-student ratio have contributed to the success of its students. The matric group of 58 learners obtained 96 distinctions and 128 B-symbols. Four learners exceeded the 85% average level, including Micaela Rodrigues and Ricardo da Costa.
Woodlands International College Building on its enviable 22-year academic track record and the stellar results of the Class of 2022, Woodlands again bettered its bachelor’s pass rate to a formidable 98.3% (2022: 96.1%) and preserves its 100% pass rate . Priding itself on its small, personalised classes and high teacher-to-student ratio, the college’s matric group of 58 learners delivered an impressive 96 distinctions and 128 B-symbols, between them.
At a ceremony held to release the results on Thursday morning, senior college principal Hazel Bonaretti remarked, “Naturally, we are thrilled by the extremely strong showing of our learners. Importantly, children genuinely look forward to coming here – it's a place where lifelong friendships are formed and personal, unique value systems encouraged.” Four learners exceeded the 85% average level: • Micaela Rodrigues (90%), who achieved a full house of seven distinctions (and top 1% of IEB candidates for business studies). • Ricardo da Costa (89%), also with a full house of seven distinction
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