School's Report 2012 National Senior Certificate (NSC) Examination

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6.6 Candidates performance in selected subjects, 2011 - 2012 The graphs below Figure 1 shows pass rates per subjects as compared between 2011 and 2012 in Accounting, Agricultural Sciences, Business Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Life Sciences, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics and Physical Sciences. All these subjects were targeted for interventions in 2012 and they formed part of the common testing programme in 2012. All the schools that obtained pass percentages below 60% wrote standardised tests in the listed subjects in March, June and September. The results of the common tests were analysed on quartley basis and feedback was used by subject advisors and other relevant role players to prepare for interventions. The 2012 National Senior Certificate results show that 8 of the ten popular subjects improved in 2012. These are Accounting, Agricultural Sciences, Business Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Mathematics and Physical Sciences. Mathematical Literacy and Life Sciences declined from their 2011 pass percentage. The province obtained History, Mathematical Literacy, Economics and Business Studies at 80% and above. Two subjects were obtained at 70% and above in KwaZulu Natal. These are Geography and Agricultural Sciences whilst Accounting and Life Sciences were obtained at 60% and above. In 2011 the province obtained Mathematics at 39.5%. In 2012 none of the popular subjects shown in Figure 1 was obtained at 30%. It is good to see the province gradually improving in Mathematics and Physical Sciences as the case is in 2012. 96
SCHOOL’S REPORT 2012 NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE (NSC) EXAMINATION Figures 2 to 10 provides an analysis of performance in individual selected subjects. Accounting Accounting is one of the subjects which were targeted for interventions in the province. Figure 2 below is a graph that compares the pass rates in Accounting between 2011 and 2012. The graph shows that the pass percentage increased by 7% between 2011 and 2012 with 62.4% of the registered candidates passing the subject in 2011 and 66.4% of the registered candidates passing the subject in 2012. This is an improvement of 9%. The graph also shows the improvement in the quality of passes in Accounting. In 2011 only 35.8% of candidates passed at 40% and above. In 2012 this percentage increased to 43.3% which is a 7.9% increase. Figure 2(a) Comparison of the pass rate in Accounting: 2011 and 2012 97
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STRATEGIC GOAL 4 Strategic Objectiv
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