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Top IEB schools in Gauteng celebrate outstanding 2025 matric results | SA News

13 January 2026 by Guest

Two Independent Examinations Board (IEB) schools in Gauteng, Redhill School and Saheti School, have celebrated exceptional results for the class of 2025, with high distinction rates and top individual performances.

Saheti School in Senderwood has again achieved a 100% pass rate, maintaining its unbroken record. Of the 71 candidates, 92% achieved distinctions, while 30% achieved a distinction average. Six pupils achieved full-house distinctions, with a further 10 achieving six distinctions each.

The school’s top achiever, dux scholar Chrisovalandis Coundouris, achieved nine distinctions, eight of which were 90% or above, with an overall average of 92%. Runner-up Maria Lazanakis also…

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