Ordinary level top 10
The 2018 Grade 12 ordinary level results were released last week. The Zone spoke to the country’s top ten performers to find out what inspires them.
Elizabeth Joseph and Michelline Nawatises
During the 2018 academic year a total of 56 534 candidates, comprising of 23 594 full-time and 32 940 part time learners, registered for the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate (NSSC) examinations.
Education minister Katrina Himarwa-Hanse said last week during the official announcement of the results that she is pleased.
“It gives me immense pleasure and honour to congratulate all the candidates who devoted their time to their studies,” she said.
She further motivated the learners who did not perform well to keep on pushing. “All is not lost, pick yourself up, improve your results through the available institutions and work harder next time.”
The top ten performers shared what inspired them with The Zone.
Appolo Kaiyamo: St Boniface College
My inspiration comes from seeing my parents work hard for my brother and I. I have to have a proper standard of life and I simply cannot let their hard work be in vain.
Alexander Mbareke: St Boniface College
My main inspiration was my physical teacher Sister Roseline. She had so much faith in me and I thank her for that.
Feliciter Rushubiza: St Boniface College
My inspiration comes from my parents as they never stopped believing in me; then my teachers and friends that kept me pumping me with the drive to push forward.
Elwina Vries: Paresis Secondary School
My inspiration is my desire to make a meaningful and lasting impact, not only in society but in the world at large. I live by the motto: Be the change you want to see.
Jelson Quinga: Jacob Marengo Secondary School
We are in a world where we value the best. It is a fact that everyone wants to be successful and being a top achiever is an excellent way to do so.
Manuwere Remigius: St Boniface College
I am inspired to do great by my surroundings and the people around me and, I am inspired to be great by my family.
Sherraine Mahiya: St Boniface College
The people that inspire me the most are my wonderful parents who always encourage me to do my best and I set my benchmark for myself. I would like to also take the opportunity to extend my gratitude to my teachers and friends that helped me along the way.
Ndeiwede Ndaamekele: St Boniface College
Inspiration is everywhere. I believe my parents have always been my greatest inspiration and they helped me achieve greatness.
Chika Sinvula: St Boniface College
I am inspired by people who constantly work hard and make a difference, no matter how small it may seem.
Ranolda Mpareke: St Boniface College
I am very inspired by my parents because they never had a lot but they made a comfortable life for me, and for that I will always be grateful. If they could do it then everyone can.
During the 2018 academic year a total of 56 534 candidates, comprising of 23 594 full-time and 32 940 part time learners, registered for the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate (NSSC) examinations.
Education minister Katrina Himarwa-Hanse said last week during the official announcement of the results that she is pleased.
“It gives me immense pleasure and honour to congratulate all the candidates who devoted their time to their studies,” she said.
She further motivated the learners who did not perform well to keep on pushing. “All is not lost, pick yourself up, improve your results through the available institutions and work harder next time.”
The top ten performers shared what inspired them with The Zone.
Appolo Kaiyamo: St Boniface College
My inspiration comes from seeing my parents work hard for my brother and I. I have to have a proper standard of life and I simply cannot let their hard work be in vain.
Alexander Mbareke: St Boniface College
My main inspiration was my physical teacher Sister Roseline. She had so much faith in me and I thank her for that.
Feliciter Rushubiza: St Boniface College
My inspiration comes from my parents as they never stopped believing in me; then my teachers and friends that kept me pumping me with the drive to push forward.
Elwina Vries: Paresis Secondary School
My inspiration is my desire to make a meaningful and lasting impact, not only in society but in the world at large. I live by the motto: Be the change you want to see.
Jelson Quinga: Jacob Marengo Secondary School
We are in a world where we value the best. It is a fact that everyone wants to be successful and being a top achiever is an excellent way to do so.
Manuwere Remigius: St Boniface College
I am inspired to do great by my surroundings and the people around me and, I am inspired to be great by my family.
Sherraine Mahiya: St Boniface College
The people that inspire me the most are my wonderful parents who always encourage me to do my best and I set my benchmark for myself. I would like to also take the opportunity to extend my gratitude to my teachers and friends that helped me along the way.
Ndeiwede Ndaamekele: St Boniface College
Inspiration is everywhere. I believe my parents have always been my greatest inspiration and they helped me achieve greatness.
Chika Sinvula: St Boniface College
I am inspired by people who constantly work hard and make a difference, no matter how small it may seem.
Ranolda Mpareke: St Boniface College
I am very inspired by my parents because they never had a lot but they made a comfortable life for me, and for that I will always be grateful. If they could do it then everyone can.
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