Jordan Eshen’s seven distinctions in matric in 2022
was, he says, the fulfilment of a dream that began in his Grade 8 year, and he
has put in a lot of hard work ever since, with that aim in mind.
“In the second term of Grade 8, I made the Top 10
list and I decided then that I wanted to stay on it and be among the top
achievers when I got to the end of Grade 12,” he said. “Once I got going on
that, I received so much support from my family and from my teachers, I could
not have done it without them.”
The healthy rivalry with his peers, and the support
system that they formed among themselves, also played a huge part. “Throughout
the years, the top 10 group stayed mainly the same and we became close friends.
We were in competition, but we also supported each other all the way. I think
the idea of termly top 10 announcements is a very good way to encourage
academic excellence at the school.”
Jordan missed out on a distinction in FS
Mathematics, so he never got a full house, but he is very happy with his
results. He will be going to Wits this year where he will be studying
engineering.
We are very proud of Jordan and will be following
his progress eagerly.
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