Reddam House Durbanville is once again celebrating excellent Cambridge International AS and A Level results, reflecting both strong academic performance and the hard work and commitment behind it.
AS Level excellence
In 2025, 76 students sat the Cambridge International AS Level examinations and attained 149 subject distinctions, with an overall average grade of 73%. A strong 64.5% of students achieved an A or B aggregate, including 38% who achieved an A aggregate. Two students achieved 100% for AS Level Mathematics.
Leading the cohort is Youkyum Kim, who achieved a 93.4% average and completed A Level Mathematics with 98%. Youkyum accelerated his Mathematics to A Level in 2025 in order to complete another two A Level subjects in mid-2026. He has applied to Cambridge University and MIT and intends to study Mathematics.
Karli Kennard achieved a 92.2% average and is one of two students who achieved 100% for AS Level Mathematics. She has been conditionally accepted to study Actuarial Science at two Western Cape universities, with Stellenbosch University as her preferred option.
Mia Ivan achieved a 91.8% average and, like Karli, achieved 100% for AS Level Mathematics. She has applied to study Chemical Engineering and has received conditional offers from two universities.
Other top-performing students include Lucas Louw (90.3%), Jade Cameron (90.2%), Rita de Wet (89.0%), Misa von Wielligh (88.8%), Logan Pereira (88.6%), Lucy Nurton (86.8%) and Mia Rothuysen (86.6%).
Reddam House Durbanville AS Level students achieved group averages of 70% and above in the following subjects: Accounting (84.3%), Art and Design (83.7%), Mathematics (81.4%), Afrikaans (81.3%), Computer Science (78.4%), Language and Literature in English (76.8%), Chemistry (76.6%), Physics (76.3%), Geography (75%), Biology (71.3%), Business (70.1%).
Strong A Level outcomes
A hearty congratulations to the seven A Level students who achieved a 73% aggregate average, with Jana Smit achieving an A aggregate for her A Level results.
Jana completed English Language, English Literature and History, achieving an 82.3% aggregate average. She has been conditionally accepted to study for an LLB.
Ethan Webber wrote A Level Mathematics in preparation for the Actuarial Science degree he plans to complete at UCT, achieving an impressive 83%.
Reddam House Durbanville A Level students achieved group averages of 70% and above in the following subjects: Literature in English (87%), History (82%), English Language (78%), Biology (74%), Mathematics (73%), Art and Design (72%).
These AS and A Level results are a just reward for the students’ hard work and also attest to the continued commitment to academic excellence of the motivated and inspirational staff who prepared them for these examinations.
Reflecting on the results, Barry Nieuwoudt, Executive Head of Reddam House Durbanville, says: “These results reflect the dedication of our students and the steadfast commitment of our staff. We congratulate every student who worked with purpose to attain their personal best, and we are proud of the academic excellence demonstrated across the cohort. We wish our Class of 2025 futures filled with abundant success, inspiration, fulfilment and happiness.”
A globally recognised dual curriculum
The Cambridge International AS and A Levels form part of Reddam House Durbanville’s dual curriculum offering, alongside South Africa’s Independent Examinations Board (IEB). This gives students access to a rigorous, internationally recognised qualification that supports entry into leading universities, while ensuring they are taught and supported within a school environment that prioritises academic excellence and holistic development.
Reddam House Durbanville congratulates the Class of 2025 and wishes them all the best for their futures.
