
Matric

Helping students to excel and lead meaningful lives
In today’s world, parents are increasingly looking for schools that offer more than just academic success. They want educational environments where their children can discover and nurture their strengths and improve on areas of development – whether in academics, Torah learning, sports, culture, or a unique blend of all these elements. The goal is to equip young people with the tools to excel, the values to lead meaningful lives, and the confidence to embrace their individual potential.
Yeshiva College has long been a trusted choice for families seeking this holistic approach to education. As a school deeply rooted in Torah values and academic rigour, it provides a nurturing space where students thrive in all areas of their lives. The dual curriculum seamlessly integrates limudei kodesh with Independent Examinations Board (IEB) general studies, ensuring that pupils are well-prepared for any path they choose.
This holistic philosophy is perhaps best illustrated in the achievements of Yeshiva College’s graduating students. The class of 2024 has set a high standard, demonstrating excellence in spite of significant challenges. Twenty five students from the Boys High School and 27 from the Girls High School collectively achieved 182 distinctions, averaging 3.5 distinctions per learner. This is a level which has been maintained or beaten for more than 10 years running. Several of our pupils achieved a “full house” with seven or more distinctions, and many were recognised by the IEB for excellence in one or more individual subjects. This success is a testament not only to their resilience but to their teachers’ unwavering support throughout their educational journey.
These young men and women have faced extraordinary challenges, including beginning their formal high school career with online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, and completing much of their matric syllabus during an emotionally charged global period. Their achievements reflect a deep commitment to excellence, resilience, and the values we strive to instil in every Yeshiva College student.”
Rebbetzin Natalie Altman, the head of kodesh and ethos, says, “Our students’ journey is about more than grades. It’s about nurturing their character and their faith. As the principle from Pirkei Avot teaches us, ‘According to the labour is the reward.’ The achievements of this cohort reflect the immense effort, tenacity, and faith they’ve invested throughout their schooling.”
The remarkable growth of the Yeshiva College High Schools over the past few years is a testament to its enduring appeal. Families recognise the value of a school that combines the best of modern education with timeless Torah values. Students graduate not only with the knowledge to succeed academically, but also with the values and skills to navigate life with purpose and integrity.
