St Patrick's CBC celebrates 100 percent pass rate

St Patrick’s Christian Brother's College Kimberley celebrated its 15th consecutive year of achieving a 100 percent pass rate for the Class of 2025.

 The executive head of St Patrick's CBC Craig Neave on January 12, expressed his pride in another year where excellent results were achieved by 58 candidates who wrote their Independent Examination Board National Senior Certificate examinations. 

"These results reflect not only academic ability, but also perseverance, commitment, and a real determination to give their best throughout the year. We are delighted to celebrate a 100 percent pass rate for the 15th consecutive year, a significant milestone that speaks to the consistency, stability, and strength of our academic programme." 

He said 89, 5 percent of candidates achieved Bachelor’s Degree passes, with 51 pupils qualifying for Bachelor’s study.

"There were also some exceptional top-end performances, with 10 pupils achieving overall averages of 80 percent and above. In addition, the cohort achieved 90 subject A symbols, averaging 1.55 distinctions per pupil, which speaks to the depth of academic excellence across the group. Behind these results is a dedicated and committed teaching team, and we extend our sincere thanks to our teachers for their hard work, support and willingness to go the extra mile. Their guidance, encouragement, and countless hours of preparation played a vital role in the success of the Class of 2025."

Neave indicated that one pupil successfully passed all his subjects but was unable to write one subject due to illness.

"The candidate will complete the outstanding subject in the next examination session." 

He acknowledged the continued support of our parents and guardians.

"Their partnership with the school makes a meaningful difference in the lives of our pupils. The Class of 2025 has made the St Patrick’s CBC community incredibly proud. As they move forward into the next chapter of their lives, we wish them every success and encourage them to live by our ethos, Age Quod Agis - Do well whatever you do," he stated.