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Rustenburg’s Dramatic Arts Department is proud to announce the cast of its 2012 production, “Bride’s Head, Revisited.” The actresses will be representing the school at the National Girls’ Schools Festival in Potchefstroom (April) and again at the Bishops Drama Festival (September).
The 154 Matrics of 2011 have earned a just reward for all their hard work as shown by their excellent set of results - once again Rustenburg has a 100% pass rate, with 98.1% of pupils earning the Bachelor's pass, enabling them to apply for University.
The 2011 school magazine was issued to all learners of the school on 1 December. The intention this year was to produce a yearbook which showcases just how modern and ‘fresh’ Rustenburg is in the contemporary South Africa.
15 Rustenburg girls were selected for the finals of the Nikon/Orms competition and between them displayed 27 photographs at the exhibition held at the Cape Town School of Photography. An international Panel of judges deliberated long and hard before awarding the prizes.
During the final week of term, the school will be closing earlier than usual.
Nicola Cilliers, a Grade 11 learner at Rustenburg High School for Girls, was awarded second prize in the 2011 SADC (Southern African Development Community) Secondary Schools Essay Competition in July. She was flown to Pretoria to collect her prize from Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga.
The cast of Rustenburg’s 2011 Drama production, “Who’s your Daddy?” (Georgia Carstens, Julia Holzberg, Hannah MacMillan, Catherine Paterson, Robyn Paterson, Kayla-Paige Raper, Keshia Samandan, Amy Tanzer), helped to raise R10 000 for The Shine Centre by participating in the Bishops Drama Festival in September.
What a splendid occasion, so creatively decorated by our Subject Music Grade 8s and Ms Gordon’s endless enthusiasm, with a splendiferous meal created by the RGHS Bon Appetit catering club under the expert supervision of Mesdames Marshall, with the table arrangements so imaginatively designed by Mrs Mallon, a stunning flower arrangement from Mrs Pead, the mammoth administrative task dealt with so expertly by Mrs Hoffmann, and the Hall arrangements managed superbly by Mr Nicholas and his team.
