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Queens High School is a Public Secondary in Johannesburg Bez Valley Johannesburg in Gauteng, South Africa.

About Queens High School Johannesburg

Welcome to the esteemed Queens High School, an integral pillar of the educational landscape in the vibrant community of Johannesburg. Queens High School is a bustling hub of intellectual growth and development for 994 number of learners. These bright minds are guided, mentored, and nurtured by our dedicated faculty of 31 teachers. Queens High School is proud to operate under the aegis of the Johannesburg East Education District, which serves as a beacon of educational excellence in the Gauteng region. Queens High School is committed to fostering an environment conducive to learning, growth, and advancement for all our students.

Facts:

• Number of Learners: 994
• Number of Teachers: 31
• Education District: Johannesburg East
• Sector: Public School

Queens High School Pass Rate 2024

Queens High School has demonstrated consistent improvement in its matric results pass rate from 2022 to 2024, culminating in an exceptional pass rate in 2024.

• 2022: 250 learners wrote, and 227 passed, achieving a 90.8% pass rate. No progressed learners were recorded.
• 2023: The number of candidates decreased to 219, with 202 passing, resulting in a 92.2% pass rate, a 1.4 percentage point increase from 2022. No progressed learners were recorded.
• 2024: The number of matriculants increased slightly to 229, with 226 passing, leading to an impressive 98.7% pass rate, a 6.5 percentage point improvement from 2023. No progressed learners were recorded.

Queens High School’s 2024 performance (98.7%) marks its best achievement over three years, showing steady and significant progress in academic outcomes.

Subject Performance Report: Queens High School (Centre Number: 8131326)

2024 Performance Overview

• Mathematics: 23 students wrote, with 22 passing, achieving 95.7%.
• Physical Sciences: 72 students wrote, with 60 passing, achieving 83.3%.
• Life Sciences: 94 students wrote, with all 94 passing, achieving 100.0%.
• Accounting: 84 students wrote, with all 84 passing, achieving 100.0%.
• Business Studies: 104 students wrote, with 97 passing, achieving 93.3%.
• Economics: 154 students wrote, with 151 passing, achieving 98.1%.
• Geography: 75 students wrote, with 68 passing, achieving 90.7%.
• History: 58 students wrote, with 56 passing, achieving 96.6%.

2023 Performance Comparison

• Mathematics: 34 students wrote, with 26 passing, achieving 76.5%.
• Physical Sciences: 86 students wrote, with 75 passing, achieving 87.2%.
• Life Sciences: 87 students wrote, with 84 passing, achieving 96.6%.
• Accounting: 82 students wrote, with 79 passing, achieving 96.3%.
• Business Studies: 99 students wrote, with 82 passing, achieving 82.8%.
• Economics: 137 students wrote, with 136 passing, achieving 99.3%.
• Geography: 82 students wrote, with 69 passing, achieving 84.1%.
• History: 56 students wrote, with 50 passing, achieving 89.3%.

Notable Trends

• Mathematics showed a strong improvement from 76.5% in 2023 to 95.7% in 2024.
• Physical Sciences declined from 87.2% to 83.3%.
• Life Sciences improved from 96.6% to a perfect 100.0% pass rate.
• Accounting also reached a 100.0% pass rate, up from 96.3%.
• Business Studies saw a significant improvement from 82.8% to 93.3%.
• Economics slightly declined from 99.3% to 98.1%.
• Geography improved from 84.1% to 90.7%.
• History saw an increase from 89.3% to 96.6%.

Fees

The fees for public schools in South Africa can vary greatly depending on a number of factors including the specific school, the area, and the level of funding that the school receives from the government.

In South Africa, schools are categorized as either “fee-paying” or “no-fee” schools. “No-fee” schools are public schools that receive more funding from the government and do not charge school fees. These are typically in less affluent areas. “Fee-paying” schools, on the other hand, receive less funding from the government and charge school fees to cover the costs of providing education.

For fee-paying schools, the school governing body, which is made up of parents and staff, determines the school fees. These can range from a few thousand to several tens of thousands of South African rands per year. For example, in some cases, primary school fees might be around R1,000 to R5,000 per year, while high school fees could be R10,000 to R50,000 per year or even more. Again, these numbers can vary greatly and are only estimates.

In addition, there are also provisions in South African law to provide exemptions or reductions in school fees for parents who are unable to afford them. This is based on the combined annual income of the parents.

Contact Details

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