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12 Club consists of twelve members who meet twelve times a year. At each meeting a member is required to offer a presentation, of approximately one and half hours, on a topic of their choice. The presenter is also... -
This team manages the sound and lighting for all school functions, from assembly presentations to parent-teacher meetings and school events.
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Senior Consumer Studies learners (Grades 10 to 12) are responsible for catering at numerous school events and functions.
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This is an internal online publication run by learners who serve as journalists and draft articles about various aspects of high school life.
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A group of learners who deliver a service to the school shop by helping with stock counting and unpacking of new stock.
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The Computer Monitresses receive basic computer maintenance and troubleshooting training. They offer their time in the computer labs during breaks.
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This society aims to promote understanding and to celebrate the diverse practices and traditions of those in the school community.
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Rustenburg offers excellent Debating coaching, which in turn affords learners an opportunity to improve their critical thinking skills, verbal eloquence and confidence.
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The Earth Children are a group of dedicated students who are committed to reducing their carbon footprint and educating others about loving and respecting our precious planet.
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The First Aid Team receives basic First Aid training and is present at home sports matches to provide First Aid support.
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Habitat raises money to help build houses for the poor. They also participate in actual builds, as part of the Habitat for Humaniy global initiative.
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A group of girls visit the elderly, partially-sighted and blind residents of the Helen Keller Home and Huis Luckhoff. Often girls visit the same “grannies” for several years and build meaningful relationships with them.
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A group of Christian students meet weekly. Guest speakers are invited and regular prayer meetings are also held.
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Interact is affiliated to the Kirstenbosch International Rotary Club and is the school’s official community service group.
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Our Matric Mentors are Grade 12 learners who run a mentorship programme for Grade 8 learners. Their focus is to build meaningful and authentic relationships so that learners feel nurtured and valued.
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The hub of the school boasts a team of highly efficient monitresses skilled in librarianship and renowned for their commitment and high service ethic.
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The MSA focuses on the Islamic way of life and those issues which affect Muslims in the world. It is open to any student, keen to find out more about the Muslim culture and beliefs.
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The Music Society strives to bring music to all pupils of the school, not just those who study it as a subject. Its goal is to encourage as many learners as possible to participate in its activities, including Music...
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Senior students are available to provide free extra lessons to their peers and younger learners. The sessions take place on the school property and are available for a wide range of academic subjects.
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The Photo Team takes photos at the official events on the school calendar. These photos are used on the school website, social media pages as well as the school magazine.
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The PR Team assists the Marketing Department of the school by marketing and reporting on events and assisting members of the public at open days and alumnae events.
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RGHS Pride society is a safe and confidential space which embraces acceptance, diversity, and inclusion with regard to the LGBTQ+ community. All are welcome!
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The Retro Committee organises events which bring learners’ attention to aspects of social history. Examples include the popular Retro Fashion Show and the Movie Musicals Evening.
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Tuckshop monitresses begin their service in Grade 9 and continue through to Grade 12. They help with sales and the preparation of lunch orders.