But this will not be the end of their learning. Some will take their studies further.
My son Siyabonga is doing matric. This grade is more hectic for him than any other.
During the year, he attended classes on Saturdays and during holidays. So, he can't wait to finish his Grade 12 final exams.
That said, principals put a lot of pressure on teachers to produce top matric results. Unfortunately, this pressure is cascaded down to pupils.
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Interplay of dark and light
China city skylines are both beautiful and grimly ugly
Nabi talking up Chiefs
PSL rivals all set for a high-intensity Carling Knockout quarterfinal clash at sold out FNB Stadium.
Team is first for Rabada
Displaying some of the best form of his career, experienced fast bowler Kagiso Rabada (above) insists he is more concerned about playing an important role in the Proteas team than reaching personal milestones.
All Blacks on a mission
RANKINGS: RUGBY SUPERPOWER OUTSIDE TOP TWO AS ENGLAND AWAIT
George 'loves haka history'
England captain Jamie George said he \"loved the history\" of the haka after Test colleague Joe Marler urged New Zealand to ditch their pre-game ritual just days before the teams meet at Twickenham.
Flyhalf depth pleases Steyn
Former Lions and now Sharks flyhalf Jordan Hendrikse (above) has another great opportunity to prove his worth in the Springbok system after he was called into their end-of-year-tour squad as an injury replacement earlier this week.
Jersey camp a big plus
DAVIDS: BOK TRAINING STOPOVER HAS HELPED ADAPT TO UK CONDITIONS
Social responsibility high on netball agenda
As a sports-mad country, South Africans will always celebrate when our national teams score goals, but when the Proteas netball side find the net this week, there will be even more reason to celebrate their success.
New-look Proteas are definitely on 'right track'
With their first match out of the way, while they admit they still have work to do to reach the heights they feel they can achieve, the new-look Proteas netball team believe they're on the right track.
