Past Pupil Achievements

PAST LEARNERS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

We take great pride in following the career path of our past learners. Congratulations to the following learners.

Jennifer Austin has been made the Leading Drummer in the newly formed Jeppe CBC Boksburg Pipe Band.  The band has competed in three competitions this year.  They were placed 3rd at the Lyttleton Manor School competition and 2nd at the South Coast Competition.  Well done Jennifer.  We are very proud of you. If there are any keen prospective piping or drumming learners they can contact rory@africanskye.comm.

MATRIC RESULTS JEPPE GIRLS-

Bianca Barnard -  1 Distinction

Samantha Jepson - 2 Distinctions

Louise Kendall - 5 Distinctions

Tarryn Naisby - 2 Distinctions

Melissa Nom Chong - Endorsement

Candice Oliver -  1 Distinction.

Tamara Ann Reeves

Tamara attended Hurlyvale Primary School from 1988 to 1994 and was a school prefect in Standard 5 (Grade 7). She then went on to Edenglen High School, where she was also a school prefect and house captain in her Matric year. She won Sportswoman of the year and the trophy for "Best All-rounder - Girl" for her academic and sporting achievements. At Edenglen, she was awarded full colours for cricket, softball and service as well as half-colours for netball and a team award for squash.

In 1995, she was picked for the Gauteng U19 Girls cricket team, at the age of 13. In 1998, she was awarded National age-group colours when she represented South Africa U21 (aged only 15) against England U21 in two limited overs internationals. In 1999, she was chosen for the Gauteng Woman's cricket team and was picked for the National squad in the same year. Tamara made her debut for South Africa against India in March 2002.

Jessica Paulssen

Jessica was fortunate to have been schooled at Hurlyvale Primary School in Edenvale and then Jeppe High School for Girls in Kensington. Having completed her Matric in 2001, she is now pursuing a career in Corporate Communications at Boston Business College in Bedfordview.

In her spare time, Jessica has enjoyed attending the House of Style Modelling School in Edenvale and is currently completing her teacher's course. She has participated in May fashion shows, both as a model and a compere, and has also assisted with choreography.
In 2000 Jessica began to enter modeling and beauty pageants, coming 2nd in Miss Christmas Masquerade 2000, 3rd in Miss Johannesburg SPCA 2001 and 2nd in Miss Edenvale 2001. Her highest achievement was being crowned Miss Teen Universe International 2001 at Sun City in October 2001. During the year of her reign, Jessica has been kept busy with many appearances for charity, fund raising and judging modeling and beauty pageants. Although Jessica plans to pursue a career in Corporate Communications, she intends to remain involved with the modeling and beauty pageant world in the future.

Jessica is passionate about many things, particularly racism and woman and child abuse. She believes that racism should be tackled at school level and that it's up to the youth to try and overcome the conditioning they have been subjected to.

Keith Kendall

Gregory Kendall

 Sean Wilson