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On Friday, 22nd September 2017, the Grade 11 Art, Design and Photography girls had the privilege of attending the historic opening of Africa’s largest Contemporary Art Museum, the Zeitz MOCAA at the V&A Waterfront. This mesmerising building was developed from …
Rustenburg Girls’ High School has once again excelled in the Afrikaans Olympiad. Seven of Rustenburg’s learners achieved above 80%. On Friday the 11th of August, Alida van der Merwe, Ana van Straten, Nika Hofmeyer and Faaria Mullah participated in the …
“It’s our time: Respect not just tolerance should be our goal” “Heritage Day encourages South Africans across the spectrum to celebrate and honour the diversity of their cultures, beliefs and traditions, in the wider context of a nation that …
On 17 August 2017, ten of our Grade 8 and 9 Visual Arts learners had the pleasure of attending the GET MCED Provincial Visual Arts Celebration at Koeberg Junior School. Their award winning work that explored the theme, Celebrating my World, …
This year’s visit to the Holocaust Centre provided the Grade 11s with the opportunity not only to explore the injustices of the Holocaust but also to witness the resistance of one of Cape Town’s last three Holocaust survivors, Miriam Lichterman. …
This year’s Grade 12 s rose to the occasion and maintained the high standard set by their predecessors. In doing so, they won all the Senior Writing Awards on offer at this year’s Awards ceremony at the Holocaust Centre on …
Four Grade 12 Rustenburg girls took part in the Spine Road Accounting Olympiad held at Spine Road High School in Mitchell’s Plain, on Saturday 12 August 2017. This was the fourth year that the competition was held; the organisers aim …
Having linked the 1956 Women’s March to the struggle of women in RSA today, Gabrielle Adams (E2) ended her Women’s Day address with these challenging words: “Women’s Day is a commemoration to, and reminder of, the drive and power that …
Arriving in Vienna was a lot like arriving somewhere familiar, though you can’t quite put your finger on when you have visited it before, much like a recurring dream that never reveals itself once you wake up and yet still …
Dear Music Parents Here we are at the end of what has been an incredibly busy term, but also a term with several highlights. When I think back to all the new projects we embarked on this term such as …
Thursday, May 25th was the annual Take a Girl-Child to Work Day and Minister Naledi Pandor invited three of our Grade 11 Science learners to join her. Justine Crook, Yusra Sablay and Georgia Smith started at Parliament where they witnessed …
Pittsburgh University and RGHS History Department renewed their relationship when a group of Teaching and Learning students visited our campus on Thursday 25 May. A wide range of topics was explored with our Grade 11 History learners: Differences in Education …
Members of the Grade 10 History class of 2007 will be pleased to know that their 2008 poster exhibition and assembly, which was held as part of the 90th anniversary of the sinking of the SS Mendi, was exhibited this …
As the girls entered the Kemp Hall to the beat of Ruthie Foster’s song version of Maya Angelou’s “Phenomenal Woman”, they sensed that this was going to be a very special assembly. They were not disappointed. Once again, Ms T. …
