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ACADEMIC RESULTS TERM 1 - 2012 |
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ACADEMIC RESULTS 1ST TERM 2012
GRADE 4
1ST Aphiwe Madondo
2nd Mikayla Naidoo
3rd Ikhira Dawood
GRADE 5
1st Mea Stiglingh
2nd Asanda Sithole
3rd Ellie-Jo Ng-Yu-Tin
GRADE 6
1st Okuhle Mkhize
2nd Lerato Manoko
3rd Raissa Mushamalirwa
GRADE 7
1st Ashleigh Martin
2nd Mari Burger
3rd Matthew Burger
Grade 8
1st Jesse Pretorius
2nd Mikayla Julius
3rd Georgia-Mai Ng-Yu-Tin
GRADE 9
1st Alatha Ntonga and Emily Burger
3rd Justin Redelinghuis
GRADE 10
1st Darrion Singh
2nd Gabriella Carreira
3rd Michael Pretorius and Nondumiso Mchunu
GRADE 11
1st Melissa Mushamalirwa
2nd Chanzyn Adams
3rd Jordyn Toohey
GRADE 12
1st Luyanda Nguse
2nd Mandy Ridge
2nd Sphesihle Masango |
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Welcome to Maritizburg Christian School
MCS is an independent, co-educational Christian school located in Topham Road, Pietermaritzburg, catering for learners from Grade 4 through to Grade 12.
We are affliated to the Association of Christian Schools International.

Our matrics write the IEB Exams.
MCS was founded in 1987 as a non-denominational, co-educational, multi-racial, Christian primary school. The high school opened in 2001 and our first matriculants wrote in 2005.We are a small, connected school, with a strong pastoral emphasis alongside the academics and sporting pillars that provide the foundations that young people need to mature spiritually, mentally and physically.
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Maritzburg Christian School Mission Statement
Maritzburg Christian School aims to establish a firm foundation by providing a Christ-centered education which helps each child maximize his/her God-given potential.
Therefore, the School seeks to educate children for a life of obedience to God’s will and to their calling in this world as a witness for Jesus Christ
The staff commits themselves:
- To support parents in their God-given mandate to “Bring up their children in the way they should go, so that when they are old they will not depart from it”. Proverbs 22:6
- To provide a quality all-round education which will equip the learners to face life’s challenges and to become effective Christian members of society.
- To lead by example
In order to facilitate the aforementioned, the School commits:
- To consult with, advise and inform parents
- To promote interdependence by working together in a supportive manner
- To identify individual needs, agree on realistic expectations, and provide excellent service
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