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 Rondebosch Family |
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| Old Boys’ Union |
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The Rondebosch Old Boys’ Union established in 1909, has two objectives:
- To promote fellowship and interaction amongst Old Boys and
- To support the Rondebosch Boys’ Schools.
The Rondebosch Old Boys’ Union (OBU) supports both schools in every way and provides its members with as many opportunities as possible for their future convivial interaction. The OBU does not prescribe to the Schools’ management in any way, but rather strives to promote an atmosphere of generous giving and encouragement. The Old Boys have an established a network of sub-unions in South Africa and around the world. Regular functions, reunions, Emails and newsletters allow Old Boys to stay in contact with friends from the past and with the school’s current progress. |
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| Rondebosch Boys’ High School |
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There is a long tradition of academic excellence at Rondebosch. The academic ethos encourages students in independent thought, interest and self-disciplined study before routine class learning. This ethos promotes real academic readiness for tertiary study and life in general. It also encourages a high degree of academic self-motivation - one of the many reasons why the pupils are regular winners and finalists in academic competitions.
The school believes that sport helps to establish a wonderful rapport between staff and pupils. Efficiently coached and organized, sport promotes friendships, group integration, self-confidence and assists in the development of personal maturity and inter-personal skills. Not only are top players considered - every boy is encouraged to participate and enjoy his chosen activity. Cultural activities have always been part of the balanced make-up of learners at Rondebosch Boys' High School. The standards achieved by students show consistently high performance benchmarks. Cultural activities are structured to augment both individual and team performances. The focus, however, remains on the process of an individual's involvement and development in a particular activity, rather than the end result. It is the school's view that the educational value of personal development through involvement in cultural activities is far more important than the number of awards obtained at the end of the day. |
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| Little Bosch |
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The Little Bosch Grade R and Activity Centre is situated above Keurboom Park and was established by Rondebosch Boys' Preparatory School. Secure grounds and spacious buildings create a warm, welcoming environment for three Grade R classes. Little Bosch adheres to the requirements of the National Curriculum Statement. This ensures a child-centred approach where children are guided and supported daily in order for them to achieve their full potential. The programme provides many activities, both indoors and outdoors, that will stimulate creative and problem-solving thought, awaken curiosity and develop perceptual and pre-learning skills. |
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