Rustenburg-Rhenish Derby Football The day finally arrived for the much anticipated Rhenish Derby. The football players had practised and were prepared for the big game. Rhenish had outstanding players, and they showed their readiness for the game too. Rustenburg supporters came in numbers and it was truly a beautiful moment, …
On Wednesday 23 August, Rustenburg will be hosting the PGSGU Cross Country. There will be numerous competitors from respective schools that will arrive on campus to run. Please be aware that school will finish at 14:30 on that day. Please come and support our Hockey, Football and Netball Teams this …
Rustenburg entered the Holocaust Centre’s Annual Creative Competition for the 24th year with a record amount of entries from our Grade 11 History learners. The creative projects were an extension of the Grade 11 Heritage Research Investigation on Apartheid. Student representatives and staff attended the Award Ceremony on Sunday, …
Football SCHOOL FOOTBALL LEAGUE The Schools Soccer League continued on Tuesday, 1 August with the Rustenburg 1st and 2nd teams playing against Norman Henshilwood High School. The 1st team played at Norman Henshilwood while the 2nd team played at home. The 1st team displayed spirit and tenacity, not taking any …
Netball Eliora Kanku (Grade 9) Eliora was selected to represent the Western Cape U15 Oakes Netball team representing our province at the Inter-Provincial Tournament held on 24 – 28 June 2023. She had a fantastic tournament as she gained much experience and skills playing against the best U15 Netball players in …
Hockey Cape Town International Hockey Tournament The U19A and High-Performance Invitational Hockey teams returned to school on 18 July and landed straight back into the action. We hosted Framlingham College, a boarding school near Woodbridge, in the United Kingdom. Our visitors definitely livened the place up, with a touring party …
Welcome back to Term 3! All sport starts on Monday 24 July for all learners. Watch live: Western Province Hockey Wow! Where does one even begin? With 14 members of the Rustenburg Hockey community involved in National and Regional Tournaments for Western Province, the holiday period always promised to be …
Squash Isla Barbour (Grade 10) has been selected to represent Western Province at the upcoming Squash Inter-Provincial Tournament that will take place during the June Holidays. Well done! We wish you all the best for the Tournament. Photo: Isla Barbour at the 2023 NSGF tournament in Bloemfontein WP Hockey news …
Football The Schools Soccer League continued on Wednesday, 7 June, with the Rustenburg 1st and 2nd teams playing against Westerford High School. Despite the cold, wet weather, Rustenburg was ready to face very strong competitors. The teams got on the football field and gave a nail-biting performance. The 1st team …
On 16 May, a friendly football game was played between Rustenburg and a group of students visiting South Africa to study English at Bayswater Centre. Thirty young girls and boys arrived in three buses, excited to play some football. Most of them did not speak much English, but luckily sport …
Football The Schools Soccer League continued on Wednesday 17 May and Thursday 18 May with Rustenburg 2nd team playing on Wednesday and 1st team playing on Thursday against Fish Hoek High School. Despite very strong competitors, the teams got on the football field and gave a nail biting performance. The …
Squash The Western Province Youth Squash League continued with Rustenburg A1 vs Hershel High School. It started hard as 2 players were sick and were unable to play. This resulted in one of the players having to play 2 games. This was not a favourable approach but demonstrated sportsmanship when …
Sarah Ferguson came to chat to the school a few weeks ago and her talk was an inspiration to all of us. The Earth Children were so inspired by her passion for creating plastic awareness that we decided to come together to brainstorm what small things we can do in …
National Girls’ School Festival – click here to read a full report. Winter Sports Captains Congratulations to the Winter Sports Captains and Vice Captains for 2023. Sport Code Names Squash Captain: Morgan Hunter Vice Captain: Isla Barbour Cross Country Captain: Annie Malherbe Vice Captain: Amy Forbes Football Captain: Katherine Jowett Vice Captain: Emma …
The National Girls Schools Festival, also known as the “ALL GIRLS” festival took place over the long weekend, from Thursday 27 to Sunday 30 April, at Eunice Girls’ School in Bloemfontein. Rustenburg was well represented in this year’s festival, the first since pre-covid, as seven teams travelled to Bloemfontein to …
National All Girls Festival: 27-30 April The National Girls Schools Festival, also known as the “ALL GIRLS” festival took place over the long weekend, from Thursday 27 to Sunday 30 April, at Eunice Girls’ School in Bloemfontein. Rustenburg was well represented in this year’s festival, the first since pre-covid, as …
U16 Champions Cup Hockey and Netball Tournament Rustenburg hosted the 7th annual U16 Champions Cup Hockey and Netball tournament from 14-16 April. 16 hockey and 12 netball teams started arriving on the school campus from 11h00 on Friday morning, with the Diocesan School for Girls making their presence felt and …
We are looking forwad to hosting the 2023 U16 Hockey and Netball Champions Cup Tournament this weekend. We have 16 Hockey Teams and 12 Netball Teams participating. Please show your support by coming to watch on either Friday, 14 April 2023 (13:00 to 19:00), Saturday 15 April (08:00-20:00) or Sunday …
On the evening of 16 March, the RGHS Earth Children hosted their Movie and Thrift Night. It was an incredible evening filled with laughter and friendship where I, even in my biassed opinion, believedeveryone had a fun and amazing time. A mini-thrift shop was set up at the back of …
What a term it has been! We have had some incredible results and achievements from the various sporting codes this term. The growth in numbers for our Social Sports were beyond our initial programme and we had to split classes and even turn students away to a different sport, because …