$247) but collection is very poor as it serves a community where there are very high rates of crime and unemployment.

Despite this, academic performance is very good with a 100% pass rate in the NSC examinations in 2015 .

The school has also won the A-section athletics competition 23 times in the last 25 years.

It has produced 13 provincial athletes and soccer players who have played in the Premier League and for the national team.

Despite the fact that it is situated in a poverty-stricken area, it still maintains a high matric pass rate.

[2] Here is Mondale High School pass rate for the past decade:[3][4] matriculants Pass rate National award for most improved school in Western Cape Provincial award for Academic Excellence Liam Baker 99% for Mathematics in 2009 Argus Quiz 2012 runners-up 2009/2010 Monique Petersen Joretha Houlies Navelle Abrahams Demi-lee Adonis 2012/2013 Thandokazi Sineke - Junior Mayor (J.C.C.)

1994 Semi finalists 1995 Champions Sadeeqah Phillips Yumna Abdurahman Naseem Fataar Theodore Jones 1996 Champions 2012 Runner Up 2nd place Craig Bowers Chanelle Petersen Lisa Felton Nicole Soloman Kaylin Joshua 2013 5th Place Top performers: Dinaledi School (Western Cape) Provincial Award 1st Timwen Hendricks - Mondale High 2nd Mishka Isaacs - Mondale High 3rd Tiffany Klink - Mondale High 2007 Liam Baker (grade 10B) Member of the W.C. math team 3rd place Gold medal 2008 Liam Baker (grade 11) Gold 1st in Western Province South African Mathematics team - Madrid (Spain) Pan African Olympaid - Contonou (Benin) 2009 Liam Baker (grade 12) Gold 2nd in Western Province South African Mathematics team - Austria International Olympaid - Bremem Germany Matthew Jones - Silver 70% Sage Davidson - Bronze 60%+ Elethea Barkley - Bronze 60%+ Nicolette Bergsman - Bronze 60%+ Nikita Killian - Bronze 60%+ Chad Klaasen - Bronze 60%+ Cruscenda Witbooi - Bronze 60%+ Marco Lawrence - Bronze 60%+ Zaahir Abdurahman - Bronze 60%+ In 2015 the matric pass rate results were 99.2% (2 pupil failed English), thus being in second place in Mitchell's Plain after Spine Road High achieved 99.3%, the difference being 0.1%.

Due to a remark of the English papers, the pupil who failed were said to have passed.

[5] The school has also won the A-section athletics competition 23 times in the last 25 years.

[6] It has produced 13 provincial athletes and soccer players who have played in the Premier League and for the national team.

2012 - Champions A-section (False Bay / Southern Zone) W.P.S.S.S.U.