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2017


Index Index ..................................................................................................................................................... 1

My timetable .......................................................................................................................................... 2 My textbook number list ........................................................................................................................ 2

Sub timetable ........................................................................................................................................ 4 My dairy ................................................................................................................................................ 4

Vision and Mission .............................................................................................................................. 38 Code of conduct .................................................................................................................................. 38

Contact details .................................................................................................................................... 39 Line function for making an appointment and the reporting of any problems ...................................... 40

Staff .................................................................................................................................................... 40 Bell times ............................................................................................................................................ 33

Year planner with roster days ............................................................................................................. 43 Assessment program .......................................................................................................................... 43

Signing out procedure ......................................................................................................................... 47 School ............................................................................................................................................. 47

Class ............................................................................................................................................... 47 Code of conduct .................................................................................................................................. 47

Driving motor vehicles/motorbikes on the school grounds .................................................................. 52 School uniform rules ........................................................................................................................... 52

Robbie wear .................................................................................................................................... 52 Girls ................................................................................................................................................. 53

Boys ................................................................................................................................................ 54 General............................................................................................................................................ 55

Clothing store ...................................................................................................................................... 55 Remediation program ......................................................................................................................... 56

Passing requirements ......................................................................................................................... 57 Rules and regulations in respect of grade 8 -11 examination ............................................................. 57

Criteria for being elected to the learner council ................................................................................... 59 Regulations for awarding academic awards........................................................................................ 59

Spiritual ............................................................................................................................................... 67 Finance ............................................................................................................................................... 68

School Fees .................................................................................................................................... 68 Hostel fees ...................................................................................................................................... 68

Clothing store: ................................................................................................................................. 68 Facilities map and allowed areas ........................................................................................................ 69

Extra mural practice timetable ............................................................................................................. 70 Athletics ........................................................................................................................................... 70

Winter sport ..................................................................................................................................... 71 Culture ............................................................................................................................................. 71

Student Centre (MacRob) ................................................................................................................... 71


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Sub timetable

A Me Engela Snooke T2 A Mnr Louw Engelbrecht56 A Mnr Siswe Mashele T6 A Me Elsa de Bruyn 43 A #N/A 0 A Me Marna Engelbrecht 4

B Me Helouise Maritz 57 B Me Cornelia Roodt 55 B Me Rita Venter 49 B Mnr Ian Kennedy 5 B #N/A 0 B Me Rita Venter 49

C Me Marna Engelbrecht 4 C Mnr Nico Bekker 54 C S Mashele 1 C Me Somari Basson 6 C #N/A 0 C Me Naomi du Toit N3

A Me Madie Venter 2 A Me Marna Engelbrecht4 A Me Etrescia du Preez 45 A Mnr Paul Gebhardt T11 A Mnr Louw Engelbrecht56 A Me Arista Bothma T5

B Me Nadia Keet 15 B Mnr Marius van Zyl 12 B Mnr Nico Bekker 54 B Me Helouise Maritz 57 B Mnr Nico Bekker 54 B Mnr Willem Meyer N1

C Me Nadine J v Vuuren 47 C Me Denine Loubser 16 C Mnr Louw Engelbrecht 56 C Me Jeanie van Zyl 32 C B Grobler 18 C Mnr Rudolf Conradie 20

A Me Denine Loubser 16 A Me Naomi du Toit N3 A Mnr Siswe Mashele T6 A Me Madie Venter 2 A Me Engela Snooke T2 A Me Leonie Oberholzer N2

B Me Nadine J v Vuuren 47 B Me Engela Snooke T2 B Me Matia van der Westhuizen3 B Me Helouise Maritz 57 B Me Helouise Maritz 57 B Me Treachia Pretorius N4

C Me Madie Venter 2 C Me Elsa de Bruyn 43 C Mnr Louw Engelbrecht 56 C Mnr Paul Gebhardt T11 C Mnr Ian Kennedy 5 C Mnr Chris Louw T12

A Me Arista Bothma T5 A Me Helouise Maritz 57 A Me Jeanie van Zyl 32 A Mnr Werdi Stoop 13 A Mnr Chris Louw T12 A Me Jo-Mari Schülz 51

B Mnr Marius van Zyl 12 B Me Jeanie van Zyl 32 B Me Treachia Pretorius N4 B Me Marna Engelbrecht 4 B S Mashele N4 B Me Etrescia du Preez 45

C Mnr Siswe Mashele T6 C Mnr Paul Gebhardt T11 C Mnr Paul Gebhardt T11 C Me Engela Snooke T2 C Mnr Siswe Mashele T6 C Me Lilla Swart 34

A Mnr Marius van Zyl 12 A Mnr Jaap Kleynhans 18 A Mnr Albert Booyens 14 A Me Nadia Keet 15 A Me Elsa de Bruyn 43 A Mnr Siswe Mashele T6

B Me Bianca Knox 25 B Mnr Marius van Zyl 12 B Me Noreen Krieg 17 B Me Madie Venter 2 B Me Madie Venter 2 B Mnr Nico Bekker 54

C Me Elsa de Bruyn 43 C Me Marna Engelbrecht4 C Me Nadine J v Vuuren 47 C Mnr Chris Louw T12 C Mnr Albert Booyens 14 C Me Etrescia du Preez 45

A Me Jeanie van Zyl 32 A Me Etrescia du Preez 45 A Mnr Barend Swart T10 A Me Nadine J v Vuuren 47 A Me Marna Engelbrecht4 A Mnr Louw Engelbrecht 56

B Mnr Paul Gebhardt T11 B Me Santie Muller 46 B Me Arista Bothma T5 B Me Madie Venter 2 B Me Etrescia du Preez 45 B Me Treachia Pretorius N4

C Mnr Siswe Mashele T6 C Mnr Nico Bekker 54 C Me Cornelia Roodt 55 C Mnr Chris Louw T12 C Me Bianca Knox 25 C Mnr Siswe Mashele T6

A Me Naomi du Toit N3 A Me Helouise Maritz 57 A Mnr Marius van Zyl 12 A Me Treachia Pretorius N4 A Mnr Siswe Mashele T6 A Mnr Albert Booyens 14

B Me Marinda Loock T3 B Me Madie Venter 2 B Me Etrescia du Preez 45 B Me Cornelia Roodt 55 B Mnr Louw Engelbrecht56 B Me Elsa de Bruyn 43

C Me Elsa de Bruyn 43 C Me Cornelia Roodt 55 C Mnr Siswe Mashele T6 C Me Thurza Koen 1 C Me Treachia PretoriusN4 C Mnr Barend Swart T10

A Mnr Werdi Stoop 13 A Me Arista Bothma T5 A Me Marna Engelbrecht 4 A Me Noreen Krieg 17 A Me Engela Snooke T2 A Me Helouise Maritz 57

B Me Rita Venter 49 B Mnr Barend Swart T10 B Me Elsa de Bruyn 43 B Mnr Rudolf Conradie 20 B Me Santie Muller 46 B Mnr Jaap Kleynhans 18

C Me Cornelia Roodt 55 C Me Leonie Oberholzer N2 C Mnr Paul Gebhardt T11 C Mnr Chris Louw T12 C Me Cornelia Roodt 55 C Mnr Rudolf Conradie 20

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My dairy

ELKE MAANDAG / EVERY MONDAY

14:00 KOOROEFENING/ CHOIR PRACTISE

15:00 KULTUUR-UUR/ CULTURE HOUR

18:00 MOMENTUM

14:15 GR 12 LW EKSTRA KLAS / LS EXTRA CLASSES ( VAN / FROM : 6/02/2017)

14:15 GR 8 VERPLIGTE WISKUNDE EKSTRA KLAS / COMPULSORY MATHEMATICS EXTRA CLASSES ( VAN / FROM : 20/02/2017)

JANUARIE / JANUARY 11 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY FOTODAG/ PHOTODAY 12 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY INTERHUIS ATLETIEK / INTERHOUSE ATHLETICS

WHEN A MAN HAS PUT A LIMIT ON WHAT HE WILL DO, HE HAS PUT A LIMIT ON WHAT HE CAN DO – CHARLES M. SCHWAB

13 VRYDAG / FRIDAY A 14 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 15 SONDAG / SUNDAY SASOL OPE ATLETIEK KAMPIOENSKAPPE / SASOL OPEN ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS @ SECUNDA

LIFE IS THE MOST DIFFICULT

EXAM MANY PEOPLE FAIL BECAUSE THEY TRY TO COPY OTHERS. NOT REALISING THAT EVERYONE

HAS A DIFFERENT QUESTION PAPER


JANUARIE / JANUARY 16 MAANDAG / MONDAY B INTERHUIS SWEM / INTERHOUSE SWIMMING

17 DINSDAG / TUESDAY C 14:00 KOOR OUDISIES/ CHOIR AUDITIONS

LIGA SWEM / LEAGUE SWIMMING @ KOMATI

18 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY D 14:00 KOOR OUDISIES / CHOIR AUDITIONS

GR 8 UITREIK / OUTREACH

19 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY E 14:00 KOOR OUDISIES / CHOIR AUDITIONS

20 VRYDAG / FRIDAY F

21 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 22 SONDAG / SUNDAY NHS VRIENDSKAPLIKE ATLETIEK BYEENKOMS/ FRIENDLY ATHLETICS MEETING YOU’VE GOT TO GET UP EVERY MORNING WITH DETERMINATION IF YOU’RE GOING TO GO TO BED WITH SATISFACTION –

GEORGE LORIMER


JANUARIE / JANUARY 23 MAANDAG / MONDAY A

24 DINSDAG / TUESDAY B LIGA SWEM / LEAGUE SWIMMING @ BABERTON

VLR VERKIESING / ELECTION

25 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY C GR 8 KONSERT / CONCERT ( LEERLINGE / LEARNERS)

26 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY D GR 8 KONSERT / CONCERT ( OUERS/ PARENTS)

27 VRYDAG / FRIDAY E LUNENBURG ATLETIEK/ ATHLETICS @ ROB

28 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 29 SONDAG / SUNDAY BABERTON XCM MTB

THE BEST PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW IS TO DO TODAY’S WORK SUPERBLY WELL – SIR WILLIAM OSLER


JANUARIE / JANUARY 30 MAANDAG / MONDAY F

31 DINSDAG / TUESDAY A LIGA SWEM / LEAGUE SWIMMING @ ROB

VLR BESTUURSVERKIESING / VLR MANAGEMENT ELECTION

FEBRUARIE / FEBRUARY 1 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY B HOOGENHOUT TOP 10 ATLETIEK / ATHLETICS @ BETHAL

2 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY C GIRLS NIGHT / BOYS NIGHT

3 VRYDAG / FRIDAY D MP PRESTIGE ATLETIEK / ATHLETICS @ ROB

4 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 5 SONDAG / SUNDAY

EACH DAY IS A LOAN, SPEND IT WISELY - UNKNOWN


FEBRUARIE / FEBRUARIE 6 MAANDAG / MONDAY E

7 DINSDAG / TUESDAY F PUKKE INLIGTINGSESSIE / INFORMATION SESSION

8 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY A SPOED EN AFLOS ATLETIEK / SPEED AND RELAY ATHLETICS @ ROB

9 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY B GR 10 – 12 TUKS LOOPBAAN INLIGTINGSESSIE / CAREER INFORMATION SESSION

10 VRYDAG / FRIDAY C

11 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 12 SONDAG / SUNDAY LAEVELD PRESTIGE ATLETIEK / LOWVELD PRESTIGE ATHLETICS @ BABERTON

WHEN ONE BASES HIS LIFE ON PRONCIPLE, 99 PERCENT OF HIS DECISIONS ARE ALREADY MADE.


FEBRUARIE / FEBRUARIE 13 MAANDAG / MONDAY D LAEVELD SUB STREEK ATLETIEK/ LOWVELD SUB REGIONAL ATHLETICS @ ROB

18:00 GEESVANG

14 DINSDAG / TUESDAY E CIVVIE-DAG / CIVI DAY

VALENTYNSBRAAI / VALENTINES “BRAAI”

15 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY F 18:00 GEESVANG

16 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY A

17 VRYDAG / FRIDAY B

18 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 19 SONDAG / SUNDAY LAEVELD INTERHOËR ATLETIEK / LOWVELD INTERHIGH ATHLETICS @ BABERTON


FEBRUARIE / FEBRUARIE 20 MAANDAG / MONDAY C

21 DINSDAG / TUESDAY D SKIET / SCHOOTING @ BERGVLAM

22 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY E SWEM INTERHOËR / SWIMMING INTERHIGH

SKIET / SHOOTING @ BERGVLAM

23 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY F SKIET / SHOOTING @ BERGVLAM

24 VRYDAG / FRIDAY A LOUISE DU PLESSIS HIGH SCHOOL NETBAL NAWEEK / NETBALL WEEKEND

EHLANZENI STREEK ATLETIEK KAMPIONSKAPPE / REGIONAL ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS @ BABERTON VLR KAMP / CAMP

25 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 26 SONDAG / SUNDAY LOUISE DU PLESSIS HIGH SCHOOL NETBAL NAWEEK / NETBALL WEEKEND SKAAK / CHESS @ ROB VLR KAMP / CAMP RUGBY VRIENDSKAPLIK / FRIENDLY


FEBRUARIE / FEBRUARIE 27 MAANDAG / MONDAY B

28 DINSDAG / TUESDAY C

MAART / MARCH 1 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY D ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT BEGIN

2 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY E ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

3 VRYDAG / FRIDAY F BLOEDSKENK / BLOOD DONATION


ALL A MAN ACHIEVES AND ALL THAT HE FAILS TO ACHIEVE

IS A DIRECT RESULT OF HIS OWN THOUGHTS- JAMES ALLEN


MAART / MARCH 6 MAANDAG / MONDAY A KOOROPTREDE / CHOIR PERFORMANCE @ BERGVLAM

7 DINSDAG / TUESDAY B ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

8 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY C ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

1ST RUGBY VS UPLANDS

9 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY D ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

10 VRYDAG / FRIDAY E SKIET PROEWE – RONTE 1 / SHOOTING TRAILS – ROUND 1 @ VRYHEID

11 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 12 SONDAG / SUNDAY SKIET PROEWE – RONTE 1 / SHOOTING TRAILS – ROUND 1 @ VRYHEID MPU PROVINSIALE ATLETIEK KAMPIONSKAPPE / PROVINCIAL ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS @ SECUNDA

CAPE ARGUS CYCLE TOUR


MAART / MARCH 13 MAANDAG / MONDAY F

14 DINSDAG / TUESDAY A ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

15 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY B ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

WISKUNDE OLIPIADE 1ST RONDTE / MATHEMATICS OLIPMIADE 1ST ROUND

16 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY C ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

17 VRYDAG / FRIDAY D 10:30 GR 10 – 12 LOOPBAAN UITSTALLING / CAREER EXPO

1ST SPAN NETBAL KURSUS / 1ST TEAM NETBALL COURSE

18 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 19 SONDAG / SUNDAY 1ST SPAN NETBAL KURSUS / 1ST TEAM NETBALL COURSE 8:00 – 16:00 KOOROEFENING / CHOIR PRACTISE

1ST SPAN NETBAL KURSUS / 1ST TEAM NETBALL COURSE

LIFE IS REALLY SIMPLE, BUT WE INSIST ON MAKING IT COMPLICATED - CONFUCIUS


MAART / MARCH 20 MAANDAG / MONDAY SKOLE VAKANSIE DAG / SCHOOL HOLIDAY

1ST SPAN NETBAL KURSUS / 1ST TEAM NETBALL COURSE 21 DINSDAG / TUESDAY MENSE REGTE DAG / HUMAN RIGHTS DAY 1ST SPAN NETBAL KURSUS / 1ST TEAM NETBALL COURSE 22 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY E SKIET / SHOOTING @ CURRO

ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

23 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY F ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

SKIET / SHOOTING @ CURRO NETBAL PROEWE / NETBALL CIRCUIT TRAILS

24 VRYDAG / FRIDAY A


ROB OPEDAG / OPENDAY NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WHEN WE FOLLOW OUR INNER GUIDEANCE – G JAMPOLSKY


MAART / MARCH 27 MAANDAG / MONDAY B NETBAL – SUB REGIONAL TRAILS @ ROB

28 DINSDAG / TUESDAY C ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

29 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY D ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

30 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY E ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

SA SKOLE NASIONALE ATLETIEK KAMPIONSKAPPE / SA SCHOOLS NATIONAL ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS

31 VRYDAG / FRIDAY F SKOOL SLUIT / SCHOOL CLOSES ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

SA SKOLE NASIONALE ATLETIEK KAMPIONSKAPPE / SA SCHOOLS NATIONAL ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS SKIET PROEWE FINAAL / SHOOTING TRAILS FINAL @ FLORIDA

APRIL VAKANSIE / HOLIDAY

7 – 11 : DANIE ROSSOUW RUGBY WEEK 8 – 11 :1ST SEUNS HOKKIE TOER / 1ST BOYS HOCKEY TOUR 9- 13: 1ST DOGTERS HOKKIE TOER / 1ST GIRLS HOCKEY TOUR 9 – 13 : 0/14 – 0/16 DOGTERS HOKKIE KURSUS / GIRLS HOCKEY COURSE @ POTCH


APRIL 17 MAANDAG / MONDAY GESINS DAG / FAMILY DAY

18 DINSDAG / TUESDAY A SKOOL / SCHOOL BEGIN

19 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY B SKIET / SHOOTING @ ROB

20 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY C SKIET / SHOOTING @ ROB

21 VRYDAG / FRIDAY D


IT IS STRANGE THAT WE MISS THE MOST ARE THOSE WE TAKE FOR GRANTED – SIR JOHN BETJEMAN


APRIL 24 MAANDAG / MONDAY E

25 DINSDAG / TUESDAY F

26 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY A RAPPORTE / REPORTS

NETBALL REGIONAL TRAILS @ BERGVLAM

27 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY VRYHEIDS DAG / FREEDOM DAY

28 VRYDAG / FRIDAY SKOLE VAKANSIE DAG / SCHOOL HOLIDAY


SMOOTH SEAS DO NOT MAKE SKILFULL SAILORS – AFRICAN PROVERB


MEI / MAY 1 MAANDAG / MONDAY WERKERSDAG / WORKERS DAY NETBALL MPU TRAILS @ STANDERTON

2 DINSDAG / TUESDAY B OUERAAND / PARENTS EVENING

3 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY C NETBALL LEAGUE

4 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY D GIRLS / BOYS NIGHT

5 VRYDAG / FRIDAY E SKIET / SHOOTING (CURRO & BERGVLAM)

6 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 7 SONDAG / SUNDAY SKIET / SHOOTING (CURRO & BERGVLAM) RUGBY @ BERGVLAM

IT IS NEVER TO LATE TO BE WHO YOU MIGHT HAVE BEEN – GEORGE ELIOT


MEI/ MAY 8 MAANDAG / MONDAY F

9 DINSDAG / TUESDAY A

10 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY B NETBALL SUB REGIONAL PLAY- OFFS, B – SPANNE / TEAMS @ ROB

WISKUNDE OLIMPIADE / MATHEMATICS OLIMPIADE 2 DE RONDTE / 2ND ROUND

11 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY C

12 VRYDAG / FRIDAY D

13 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 14 SONDAG / SUNDAY RUGBY LYDENBURG @ ROB

HAVE NO FEAR OF PERFECTION – YOU’LL NEVER REACH IT. SALVADOR DALI


MEI / MAY 15 MAANDAG / MONDAY E

16 DINSDAG / TUESDAY F

17 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY A NETBALL SUB REGIONAL PLAY-OFFS, A – TEAMS @ ROB

18 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY B ENGLISH “ BEST SPEAKER”: JNR & SNR

19 VRYDAG / FRIDAY C SKIET / SHOOTING @ HTS MIDDELBURG

20 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 21 SONDAG / SUNDAY SKIET / SHOOTING @ HTS MIDDELBURG NETBALL EHLANZENI CHAMPIONSHIPS B-TEAMS @ BERGVLAM

NOTHING WILL WORK UNLESS YOU DO – MAYA ANGELOU


MEI / MAY 22 MAANDAG / MONDAY D

23 DINSDAG / TUESDAY E

24 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY F

25 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY A HEMELVAART DIENS / ACENSION DAY SERVICE

26 VRYDAG / FRIDAY B SKOOL SLUIT / SCHOOL CLOSES @ 12:00

27 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 28 SONDAG / SUNDAY RUGBY: HTS WITBANK @ ROB NETBALL EHLANZENI CHAMPIONSHIPS A-TEAMS @ BERGVLAM

MAN’S BEST SUCCESS COMES AFTER THEIR DISSAPOINTMENTS – HENRY WARD BEECHER


MEI / MAY 29 MAANDAG / MONDAY B

30 DINSDAG / TUESDAY C SKIET / SHOOTING @ CURRO

31 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY D SKIET / SHOOTING @ CURRO

JUNIE / JUNE 1 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY EKSAMEN BEGIN / EXAM STARTS

SKIET / SHOOTING @ CURRO 2 VRYDAG / FRIDAY 3 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 4 SONDAG / SUNDAY RUGBY SECUNDA @ ROB NETBALL MPU CHAMPIONSHIPS B-TEAMS @ WITBANK

THE STRENGTH OF A NATION DERIVES FROM THE INTEGRITY OF THE HOME - CONFUCIUS


JUNIE / JUNE 5 MAANDAG / MONDAY 6 DINSDAG / TUESDAY 7 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY

8 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY 9 VRYDAG / FRIDAY NETBALL MPU CHAMPIONSHIPS A-TEAMS @ WITBANK

10 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 11 SONDAG / SUNDAY NETBALL MPU CHAMPIONSHIPS A-TEAMS @ WITBANK RUGBY A: KWARTEIND / QUARTER FINAL B: HALFEIND / SEMI FINAL

12 MAANDAG / MONDAY 13 DINSDAG / TUESDAY 14 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY

15 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY 16 VRYDAG / FRIDAY JEUG DAG / YOUTH DAY

DOGTERS HOKKIE UITSPELE (LAEVELD) / GIRLS HOCKEY PLAY-OFFS ( LOWVELD) 17 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 18 SONDAG / SUNDAY DOGTERS HOKKIE UITSPELE (LAEVELD) / GIRLS HOCKEY PLAY-OFFS ( LOWVELD)

EVERYTHING THAT IS MADE BEAUTIFUL AND FAIR AND LOVELY IS MADE FOR THE EYE OF ONE WHO SEES - RUMI


JUNIE / JUNE 19 MAANDAG / MONDAY 20 DINSDAG / TUESDAY 21 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY

22 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY 23 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

24 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 25 SONDAG / SUNDAY 26 MAANDAG / MONDAY 27 DINSDAG / TUESDAY 28 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY

29 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY 30 VRYDAG / FRIDAY SKOOL SLUIT / SCHOOL CLOSES

JUNIE VAKANSIE / JUNE HOLIDAY

4 & 5/07/2017 INNIBOS KOORFEES / CHOIR FESTIVAL


JULIE / JULY 24 MAANDAG / MONDAY SKOOL BEGIN / SCHOOL STARTS

25 DINSDAG / TUESDAY SKIET LAEVELD STREEK KOMPETISIE / SHOOTING LOWVELD REGIONAL COMPETITION @ ROB

26 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY SKIET LAEVELD STREEK KOMPETISIE / SHOOTING LOWVELD REGIONAL COMPETITION @ ROB

27 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY SKIET LAEVELD STREEK KOMPETISIE / SHOOTING LOWVELD REGIONAL COMPETITION @ ROB

WISKUNDE OLIMPIALE FINALE RONDTE / MATHEMATICS OLIMPIADE FINAL ROUND 28 VRYDAG / FRIDAY RAPPORTE / REPORTS

29 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 30 SONDAG / SUNDAY RUGBY – MPU A SPANNE FINAAL / A TEAMS FINAL

DO NOT WAIT FOR THE LAST JUDGEMENT. IT TAKES PLACE EVERY DAY – ALBERT CAMUS


JULIE / JULY 31 MAANDAG / MONDAY EISTEDDFOD 31/07/2017 TO 31/ 08/2017

AUGUSTUS / AUGUST 1 DINSDAG / TUESDAY OUERAAND / PARENTS EVENING

2 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY

3 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY

NOORDVAAL SEUNS HOKKIE FINAAL / BOYS HOCKEY FINAL GR 12 BOYS / GIRLS NIGHT

4 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

NOORDVAAL SEUNS HOKKIE FINAAL / BOYS HOCKEY FINAL


NOORDVAAL SEUNS HOKKIE FINAAL/ BOYS HOCKEY FINAL LANDLOOP / CROSS COUNTRY VIRSEKER NOORDVAAL KWALIFISEREND/ QUALIFYING

WE DON’T GROW WHEN THINGS ARE EASY; WE GROW WHEN WE FACE CHALLENGES – JOYCE MEYER


AUGUSTUS / AUGUST 7 MAANDAG / MONDAY JEUG WEEK / YOUTH WEEK

NOORDVAAL DOGTERS HOKKIE FINAAL / GIRLS HOCKEY FINAL

8 DINSDAG / TUESDAY JEUG WEEK / YOUTH WEEK

NOORDVAAL DOGTERS HOKKIE FINAAL / GIRLS HOCKEY FINAL


NASIONALE VROUEDAG / NASIONAL WOMENS DAY JEUG WEEK / YOUTH WEEK NOORDVAAL DOGTERS HOKKIE FINAAL / GIRLS HOCKEY FINAL

10 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY JEUG WEEK / YOUTH WEEK

11 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

JEUG WEEK / YOUTH WEEK SKIET MPU FINAAL / SHOOTING MPU FINAL @ CURRO

12 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 13 SONDAG / SUNDAY VIRSEKER NOORDVAAL KWART FINAAL / QUARTER FINAL SKIET MPU FINAAL / SHOOTING MPU FINAL @ CURRO LANDLOOP / CROSS COUNTRY

PEACE CANNOT BE KEPT BY FORCE; IT CAN ONLY BE ACHIEVED BY UNDERSTANDING – ALBERT EINSTEIN


AUGUSTUS / AUGUST 14 MAANDAG / MONDAY MNR & MEJ ROB OEFENING / PRACTISE

GR 11 EVALUERINGS VORMS / EVALUATION FORMS

15 DINSDAG / TUESDAY HOKKIE 7’S TOERNOOI / HOCKEY 7’S TOURNAMENT

MNR & MEJ ROB OEFEN / PRACTISE

16 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY HOKKIE 7’S TOERNOOI / HOCKEY 7’S TOURNAMENT

MNR & MEJ ROB OEFEN / PRACTISE

17 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY MNR & MEJ ROB 18 VRYDAG / FRIDAY EVALUERINGS VORMS IN / EVALUATION FORMS IN

19 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 20 SONDAG / SUNDAY VIRSEKER NOORDVAAL SEMI- FINAAL/ SEMI-FINAL

APPRECIATION IS A WONDERFUL THING; IT MAKES WHAT IS EXCELLENT IN OTHERS BELONG TO US- FRANCOIS- MARIE AROUNET DE VOLTAIRE


AUGUSTUS / AUGUST 21 MAANDAG / MONDAY PREFEKTE KORTLYS / PREFECTS SHORTLIST

22 DINSDAG / TUESDAY HOKKIE 7’S TOERNOOI / HOCKEY 7’S TOURNAMENT

23 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY HOKKIE 7’S TOERNOOI / HOCKEY 7’S TOURNAMENT

FOTODAG / PHOTODAY

24 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY KOSHUIS DINEE / HOSTEL DINNER 25 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

26 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 27 SONDAG / SUNDAY VIRSEKER NOORDVAAL FINAAL / FINAL LANDLOOP- DISTRIKTE / CROSS COUNTRY - DISTRICTS

WITHOUT A RICH HEART, WEALTH IS AN UGLY BEGGAR – RALPH WALDO EMERSON


AUGUSTUS / AUGUST 28 MAANDAG / MONDAY

29 DINSDAG / TUESDAY ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

30 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

KOOROUDISIES / CHOIR AUDITIONS 2018

31 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT

KOOROUSISIES / CHOIR AUDITIONS 2018 PRELIM STARTS

SEPTEMBER 1 VRYDAG / FRIDAY


PUMA’S SEWES / SEVENS

IMAGINATION IS EVERYTHING. IT IS THE PREVIEW OF LIFE’S COMING ATTRACTIONS – ALBERT EINSTEIN


SEPTEMBER 4 MAANDAG / MONDAY






8 VRYDAG / FRIDAY 40 DAYS


RADIKALE REDENAARS – MPU FINAAL @ WITBANK MPU LANDLOOP KAMPIOENSKAPPE / CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS/ HOËVELD/ HIGHVELD

APOLOGY IS A LOVELY PERFUME; IT CAN TRANSFORM THE CLUMSIEST MOMENT INTO A GRACIOUS GIFT – MARGARET LEE RUNBECK


SEPTEMBER 11 MAANDAG / MONDAY KORTLYS PREFEKTE PRAAT / SHORTLIST PREFECTS SPEECH


STEM VIR PREFEKTE / VOTING FOR PREFECTS



ATLETIEK / ATHLETICS : NHS

15 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

PREFEKTE AANKONDIG / PREFECTS ANNOUNCE


HUMILITY IS THE SOLID FOUNDATION OF ALL VIRTUES - CONFUCIUS


SEPTEMBER 18 MAANDAG / MONDAY




ATLETIEK / ATHELETICS : N.H.S

22 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

PREFEKTE – KAMP / PREFECT CAMP

23 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 24 SONDAG / SUNDAY PREFEKTE –KAMP / PREFECTS CAMP JJJ MOONTLIK / JJJ POSSIBLE

PREFEKTE –KAMP / PREFECTS CAMP

CHANCE FAVOURS THOSE IN MOTION – JAMES AUSTIN


SEPTEMBER 25 MAANDAG / MONDAY PUBLIEKE VAKANSIE DAG / PUBLIC HOLIDAY




ATLETIEK MPU OPE KAMPIOENSKAPPE / ATHELETICS MPU OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS 1ST SPAN DINEE / 1ST TEAM DINNER

29 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

SKOOL SLUIT / SCHOOL CLOSES ASSESSERING / ASSESSMENT AKADEMIESE TOER / ACADEMIC TOUR

VAKANSIE / HOLIDAY AKADEMIESE TOER / ACADEMIC TOUR 29/ 9 – 9/ 10 SKIET/ SHOOTING SA’S @ NEWCASTLE 30/9 – 6/10 LANDLOOP SA KAMPIOENSKAPPE / CROSS COUNTRY SA CHAMPIONSHIPS

A MAN CAN SUCCEED AT ALMOST ANYTHING FOR WHICH HE HAS UNLIMITED ENTHUSIASM – CM SCHWAB


OKTOBER / OCTOBER 9 MAANDAG / MONDAY SKOOL BEGIN / SCHOOL STARTS

10 DINSDAG / TUESDAY GR 10 & 11 PUKKE INLIGTINGS AAND / INFORMATION EVENING @ 18:00

11 WOENSDAG / WEDNESDAY LOOPBAAN UITSTALLING / CARREER EXPO @ UPLANDS

12 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY BOYS / GIRLS NIGHT

13 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

RADIKALE REDENAARS: FINAAL @ PRETORIA GR 12 KERK AFSLUITING / CHURCH SERVICE

14 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 15 SONDAG / SUNDAY MATRIEKAFSKEID / MATRIC FAREWELL RADIKALE REDENAARS FINAAL @ PRETORIA TOP 20 ATLETIEK @ NABOOMSPRUIT

AROGANCE FROWNS; PRIDE SMILES- MASON COOLEY


OKTOBER / OCTOBER 16 MAANDAG / MONDAY

17 DINSDAG / TUESDAY


19 DONDERDAG / THURSDAY PRYSUITDELING / PRESTIGE EVENING

20 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

SWEM / SWIMMING: TOP SCHOOLS @ NELSPRUIT

21 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 22 SONDAG / SUNDAY MATRIEKMODEPARADE

ANGER IS NEVER WITHOUT A REASON, BUT SELDOM A GOOD ONE – BENJAMIN FRANKLIN


OKTOBER / OCTOBER 23 MAANDAG / MONDAY GR 12 EKSAMENS BEGIN MOONTLIK / EXAMINATION POSSIBLY STARTS

24 DINSDAG / TUESDAY



27 VRYDAG / FRIDAY

EKSAMEN BEGIN / EXAMINATION STARTS

28 SATERDAG / SATURDAY 29 SONDAG / SUNDAY JJJ MOONTLIK / JJJ POSSIBLE

GOOD, BETTER, BEST. NEVER LET IT REST. TIL YOUR GOOD IS BETTER AND YOUR BETTER IS BEST - JEROME


Vision and Mission

VISION AND MISSION FOR

ROB FERREIRA HIGH SCHOOL

Rob Ferreira High School, because of its Christian character, aims to be an

exceptional school which strives to excel in every area of school life. We want

to be a school where each learner will be happy and can reach his or her full

potential. Rob Ferreira High School wants to be the school in the province

which is characterized by its excellence in terms of education, performance

and the creation of opportunities for learners.

Code of conduct

A proud ROBBIE will willingly subject him/herself to the following system of values:

1. To realise my absolute dependency on God and to live my life in such a manner that it

would be to His praise.

2. That punctuality and planning become part of my daily life so that people may depend

on me.

3. To promote the orderliness in our school by keeping to the school rules and to follow the

rules for life that would lead to a sensible adult life.

4. To act stately, to respect my seniors as well as my juniors and to accept the authority that

has been appointed to guide me.

5. That all my actions will be polite and praiseworthy at all times.

6. To appreciate our beautiful school grounds, to keep it neat and protect it from vandalism

- our grounds reflect our pride.

7. To make a positive difference at our school by being active in all school activities,

supporting my fellow-learners, to be available when anyone needs me, to show my

loyalty to the school by word and deed.

8. To treat everyone who crosses my path with respect and kindness.

9. To show, by using my appearance, that I have self-pride and am proud of my school and

to protect my body from things that can be potentially harmful.

10. To consciously build my character, make the correct decisions and to use my God-given

talents to glorify Him.


Contact details

Tel: 013 751 2281/2 Office hours: 07:30 – 15:00

Fax: 013 751 3388

PO Box: Private bag X814, White river, 1240

Address: Danie Joubertstr, White river, 1240

Web: www.robbies.co.za

E-mail: [email protected]

D6 Communicator: We expect that all learners AND parents should download this applications on their cellphones and use daily Hostel: Huis Basie van Wyk

Housemaster (boys): Mr. Piet van Tonder (013 751 2281/2)

Housemistress (girls): Me Elsa de Bruyn (013 751 2281/2)

Clothing store: Valerie Louw (083 520 0909) Christa Kennedy (071 685 4876)

Sport Organiser: Facilities: Sport Vice Principal Mr Francois McGill Hostel accommodation Mr Piet van Tonder

Athletics Mr Stefan van der Merwe Hiring the lapa Mr Gert Muller

Rugby Mr Chris Louw Hiring the school hall Me Millie Venter

Netball Me Santi Roux Hiring of sporting

facilities Mr Stefan van der Merwe

Hockey Mr Willem Meyer

Mountain biking Mr Francois McGill

Adventure Sport Mr Francois McGill

Cricket Mr Jaap Kleynhans

Shooting Me Cornelia Roodt

Chess Mr Rudolf Conradie Grounds man: Mr Werner Nitzsche

Swimming Me Naomi du Toit Finances Mr Gert Muller

Gymnasium Mr Francois Erasmus General enquiries Me Millie Venter

7‟s Rugby Mr Piet van Tonder Sponsors Me L Caknis

Academics:

Feel free to contact the following Heads of Department and Subject Heads at 013 751 2281

or send an e-mail to [email protected] for any queries regarding your child's academic

Afrikaans (Home Language and First Additional

Language)

Me Madie Venter

English (Home Language and First Additional Language) Me Marna Engelbrecht

Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy Me Elsa de Bruyn

Economic sciences Me Somari Basson

Arts and Culture and Design Mr Piet van Tonder

Physical Science and Life Science Me Cornelia Roodt

Technical subjects Mr Piet van Tonder

Tourism Me Somari Basson

Consumer studies Me Lilla Swart

Computer Applications Technology Me Somari Basson

Head of Discipline Mr Piet van Tonder

http://www.robbies.co.za/

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Navraag%20vanaf%20Rob%20Website

mailto:[email protected]


Line function for making an appointment and the reporting of any

problems

Parents are requested to follow the correct channels for any enquiries, as the staff are

teaching full time during the school day. A request for an appointment with the Principal

must be made two days in advance, where possible.

Academic: Contact school for an appointment with the Head of Department.

Conduct/Discipline: Contact school for an appointment with the Head of Discipline.

Other: Contact school for an appointment with Principal at least two days

in advance to ensure quality time.

Staff

Principal: Mr D. Oberholzer

Vice Principal(s): Mr P. van Tonder; Mr F. Mc Gill; Me S. Roux

GR REG. PERSONAL ROOM GR. HEAD GR TUTOR

8.1 A 8.2 A 8.3 A/E 8.4 E 8.5 E 8.6 E

Mr. L. Engelbrecht Me. N. Keet Me. L. Oberholzer Mr. J. Kleynhans Me. H. Maritz Mr. M. V Zyl

56 15 N2 18 57 12

Mr. B. Swart (T11)

Me. M. Venter (2)

9.1 A 9.2 A 9.3 A/E 9.4 E 9.5 E

Me. N. Krieg Mr. W. Stoop Me. D. Jacobs Me. J. Van Zyl Mr. I. Kennedy

17 13 16 32 5

Mr. R. Conradie (20)

Mr. C. Louw (T12)

Me. E. De Bruyn (43)

10.1 A 10.2 A 10.3 A/E

10.4 E 10.5 E

Me. M. vd Westhuizen Mnr. Mr. A. Booysen Mr. P Gebhardt

Me. T. Pretorius Mr. S. Mashele

3 K14 T11

N4 T6

Me. N. Du Toit

(N3)

Me. C. Roodt

(55)

11.1A 11.2 A 11.3 A/E 11.4 E 11.5 E

Me. B. Nel Me. M. Loock Me. N. J v Vuuren Me. T. Koen Mr. N. Bekker

25 T3 47 1

54

Me. E. Snooke (T2) Mr. W. Meyer

(N1)

12.1 A 12.2 A

12.3 A/E 12.4 E 12.5 E

Me. S. Muller Me. R. Venter

Me. W. Du Plessis Me. A. Bothma Me. E. Du Preez

46 49

T4 T5 45

Me. J. Schülz (51)

Me. M. Engelbrecht

(4) Me. S. Basson

(16)

42 Robbie guide (2017)

Bell times

Learners who travel by private or public transport must arrive at school BEFORE 07:13 to enable them to be in time for the

school bell

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Per Times Dur

Per Times Dur

Per Times Dur

Bell ring 07:18

Bell ring 07:18

Bell ring 07:18

1 07:20 to 08:05 00:45

1 07:20 to 08:05 00:45

1 07:20 to 08:05 00:45

2 08:05 to 08:40 00:35

2 08:05 to 08:45 00:40

2 08:05 to 08:40 00:35

3 08:40 to 09:15 00:35

3 08:45 to 09:25 00:40

3 08:40 to 09:15 00:35

Hall 09:15 to 10:05 00:50

“Aantree” Groups

09:25 to 09:45 00:20

“Aantree” 09:15 to 09:35 00:20

Break 10:05 to 10:25 00:20

Break 09:45 tot 10:05 00:20

Break 09:35 to 09:55 00:20

4 10:25 to 11:05 00:40

4 10:05 to 10:45 00:40

Value 09:55 to 10:25 00:30

5 11:05 to 11:40 00:35

5 10:45 to 11:25 00:40

4 10:25 to 11:00 00:35

6 11:40 to 12:15 00:35

6 11:25 to 12:05 00:40

5 11:00 to 11:35 00:35

Break 12:15 to 12:35 00:20

Break 12:05 to 12:25 00:20

6 11:35 to 12:10 00:35

7 12:35 to 13:10 00:35

7 12:25 to 13:05 00:40

Break 12:10 to 12:30 00:20

8 13:10 to 13:45 00:35

8 13:05 to 13:45 00:40

7 12:30 to 13:10 00:40

8 13:10 to 13:45 00:35

Thursday

Friday

Per Times Dur

Per Times Dur

Bell ring 07:18

Bell ring 07:18

1 07:20 to 08:05 00:45

1 07:20 to 08:05 00:45

2 08:05 to 08:45 00:40

2 08:05 to 08:40 00:35

3 08:45 to 09:25 00:40

3 08:40 to 09:15 00:35

“Aantree” 09:25 to 09:45 00:20

4 09:15 to 09:50 00:35

Break 09:45 to 10:05 00:20

Register 09:50 to 10:10 00:20

4 10:05 to 10:45 00:40

Break 10:10 to 10:40 00:30

5 10:45 to 11:25 00:40

5 10:40 to 11:15 00:35

6 11:25 to 12:05 00:40

6 11:15 to 11:50 00:35

Break 12:05 to 12:25 00:20

7 11:50 to 12:25 00:35

7 12:25 to 13:05 00:40

8 12:25 to 13:0 00:35

8 13:05 to 13:45 00:40

Detention 13:30 to 16:30 03:00

Mon-Thurs with MINI-EXAM

Mon-Thurs with MINI-EXAM (ALT)

Friday with MINI EXAM

Per Time Dur

Per Time Dur

Per Time Dur

Bell ring 07:18

Bell ring 07:18

Bell ring 07:18

Mini 07:20 to 08:30 01:10

1 07:20 to 07:53 00:33

Mini 07:20 to 08:30 01:10


1 08:30 to 09:02 00:32

2 07:53 to 08:26 00:33

1 08:30 to 09:00 00:30

2 09:02 to 09:34 00:32

3 08:26 to 08:58 00:32

2 09:00 to 09:30 00:30

“Aantree” 09:34 to 09:54 00:20

“Aantree” 08:58 to 09:18 00:20

3 09:30 to 10:00 00:30

Break 09:54 to 10:14 00:20

Break 09:18 to 09:38 00:20

4 10:00 to 10:30 00:30

3 10:14 to 10:46 00:32

4 09:38 to 10:11 00:33

Break 10:30 to 11:00 00:30

4 10:46 to 11:18 00:32

5 10:11 to 10:43 00:32

5 11:00 to 11:30 00:30

5 11:18 to 11:50 00:32

6 10:43 to 11:15 00:32

6 11:30 to 12:00 00:30

6 11:50 to 12:22 00:31

Break 11:15 to 11:35 00:20

7 12:00 to 12:30 00:30

Break 12:22 to 12:42 00:20

7 11:35 to 12:08 00:33

8 12:30 to 13:00 00:30

7 12:42 to 13:14 00:32

8 12:08 to 12:40 00:32

Detention 13:30 to 16:30 03:00

8 13:14 to 13:45 00:31

Mini 12:40 to 13:45 01:05

ALTERNATIVE 1

ALTERNATIVE 2

ALTERNATIVE 3

Per Time Dur

Per Time Dur

Per Time Dur

Bell ring 07:18

Bell ring 07:18

Bell ring 07:18

Register 07:20 to 07:40 00:20

Register 07:20 to 07:40 00:20

1 07:20 to 07:58 00:38

1 07:40 to 08:18 00:38

1 07:40 to 08:20 00:40

2 07:58 to 08:36 00:38

2 08:18 to 08:56 00:38

2 08:20 to 09:00 00:40

3 08:36 to 09:14 00:38

3 08:56 to 09:34 00:38

3 09:00 to 09:40 00:40

“Aantree” 09:14 to 09:34 00:20

“Aantree” 09:34 to 09:54 00:20

Break 09:40 to 10:00 00:20

Break 09:34 to 09:54 00:20

Break 09:54 to 10:14 00:20

4 10:00 to 10:42 00:42

4 09:54 to 10:33 00:39

4 10:14 to 10:53 00:39

5 10:42 to 11:22 00:40

5 10:33 to 11:11 00:38

5 10:53 to 11:31 00:38

6 11:22 to 12:02 00:40

6 11:11 to 11:49 00:38

6 11:31 to 12:09 00:38

Break 12:02 to 12:22 00:20

Break 11:49 to 12:09 00:20

Break 12:09 to 12:29 00:20

7 12:22 to 13:04 00:42

7 12:09 to 12:47 00:38

7 12:29 to 13:07 00:38

8 13:04 to 13:45 00:41

8 12:47 to 13:25 00:38

8 13:07 to 13:45 00:38

Register 13:25 to 13:45 00:20


Year planner with roster days

Updated information will be available on the school communicator. You will also receive a

printed version quarterly to tell you what‟s happening in that term. The complete year

program is available on the website.

Assessment program

Take note: This timetable may change due to unforeseen circumstances, but the school will

notify you in advance. No class tests may be written on a mini exam day.

ASSESSMENT – FEB/MARCH 2017

8 9 10 11 12 Wed 1/3 LO SS Geog LSc Bstud Dsgn

Thu 2/3 Mlit SS Hist Acc CAT Tour

Tue 7/3 - LSc Eng FSc, TSc Cons

Wed 8/3 Eng AFR Bstud Afr Math, Mlit

Thu 9/3 Afr LO EGD LSc

Tue 14/3

SS Geog NSc Math,Mlit,TMath Cons Afr

Wed 15/3

EGD LO Tour Eng Geog

Thu 16/3

EMS - Afr El, Mot, Dsgn Eng

Tue 21/3

HUMAN RIGHTS DAY

Wed. 22/3

Tech Eng PSc/TSc LO Acc

Thu 23/3

NSc Mlit CAT Geog Mech,Elect

Tue 28/3

- EGD Cons Acc CAT

Wed. 29/3

SS Hist - EGD Tour PSc

Thu 30/3

- EMS El,Mot,Dsgn LSc EGD

Fri 31/3

LSc Tech Geog Math,Ml;TMath LO


EXAM ROSTER– JUNE 2017

8 9 10 11 12 Mo 5/6

1 2

Afr FAL P1(1½)

Afr FAL P1(2) CAT Prac (3) Dsgn Pract (3)

LSc P1 (1½) AFR FAL P1 (2)

Tour (3) Afr FAL P3 (2½)

Tue 6/6

1 2

NSc (1½) SS Geog(1) -

Math(2)/Mlit&Tmath(1) -

LSc P2 (2½) Eng HL P3 (2½)

CAT Prac (3) Acc (3)

Wed 7/6

1 2

- Afr FAL P2

(2½)

- -

Afr Fal P1 (2) LSc P1 (2½)

CAT Theo (3) LO (1½)

Afr FAL P1 (2) ENG HL P3(2½)

Thu 8/6

1 2

- Eng HL P1 (1)

LSc (1½) -

Afr FAL P3 (2½) CAT Theo (3)

CAT Pract (3) Bstud (3)

Afr FAL P2 (2) EGD P1 (3)

Fri. 9/6

1 2

- Eng HL P2 (1)

Afr FAL P2(2½)- Cons (3) ENG HL P3 (2½)

PSc P1/TSc P1 (3) -

Geog 1 (3) Geog 2 (1½)

Mo. 12/6

1 2

SS Geog (1) -

NSc (1½) -

Afr Fal P 2 (2) -

PSc P2/TSc P2 (3) Dsgn Pract (3)

LSc ST (1½) Dsgn Pract (3)

Tue. 13/6

1 2

- LO (1½)

Eng HL P1(1½) -

Eng HL P1 (2) -

EGD P1 (3)

LSc P1 (2½) -

Wed14/6

1 2

EGD (1½) -

- -

- Eng HL P2 (2½)

Eng HL P 1 (2) Afr FAL P3 (2½)

Eng HL P2 (2) Design (2)

Thu. 15/6

1 2

SS Hist(1) -

Mlit (2) -

Geog 1 (2) Geog 2 (1½)

Afr FAL P2 (2) -

Eng HL P1 (2) -

Mo. 19/6

1 2

- EMS (1½)

Eng HL P2(1½) -

Mech/Elect (2½) -

EGD P2 (2½) Dsgn Pract (3)

Elect,Mech(3) -

Tue. 20/6

1 2

- -

CA(1) -

LSc P2 (2½) -

Math1(2)/Mlit&Tmath1(2 -

PSc P1 (3) -

Wed 21/6

1 2

- CA(1)

- -

- MlitP2(1)TMath(1)

Geog 1 (3) Geog 2 (1½)-

- Cons (3)

Thu. 22/6

1 2

- -

EMS (1½) -

EGD (3) Dsgn (2)

- Eng HL P2 (2)

CAT Theo (3h) Dsgn Pract (3)

Fri. 23/6

1 2

Mlit (2) -

Tech (1½) -

PSc P1(2)TSc (3) -

Dsgn Pract (3) Math/Mlit V1 (3)

Mo. 26/6

1 2

- -

LO (1) -

PSc P2(2) -

Acc (3) -

Math2 (3)/Mlit2 (3) Dsgn Pract (3)

Tue. 27/6

1 2

Tech (1½) -

- -

Bstud (2) -

Tour (2) -

EGD P2 (2½) Dsgn Pract (3)

Wed 28/6

1 2

- -

SS Hist (1) -

Dsgn Pract (3) LO (1½)

Math 2(2)/Mlit/Tmath2(2) -

PSc P2 (3) -

Thu 29/6

1 2

LSc (1½) -

EGD (1½) -

Acc (2) -

Mech (3)/Cons (3) -

Bstud (3) -

Fri 30/6

1 - - Tour (2) Dsgn (2)/Elect(2½)

LO (1½)


ASSESSMENT – AUG / SEPT 2017

8 9 10 11 12

Tue 29/8

LSc Tech Geog Math,Ml;TMath

Wed 30/8

Mlit SS Hist Acc CAT Preparatory Exam

Thu 31/8

- LSc Eng FSc, TSc Preparatory Exam

Tue 5/9

Eng AFR Bstud Afr Preparatory Exam

Wed 6/9

Afr LO EGD Preparatory Exam

Thu 7/9

SS Geog NSc Math,Mlit,TMath Cons Preparatory Exam

Tue. 12/9

EGD LO Tour Eng Preparatory Exam

Wed. 13/9

EMS - Afr El, Mot, Dsgn Preparatory Exam

Thu. 14/9

Tech Eng PSc/TSc LO Preparatory Exam

Tue. 19/9

NSc Mlit CAT Geog Preparatory Exam

Wed. 20/9

- EGD Cons Acc Preparatory Exam

Thu. 21/9

SS Hist - EGD Tour Preparatory Exam

Tue 26/9

- EMS El,Mot,Dsgn LSc Preparatory Exam

Wed 27/9

LO SS Geog LSc Bstud Preparatory Exam

Thu 28/9

Afr P3 Afr P3 Afr P3 Afr P3 Preparatory Exam

Fri 29/9

Eng P3 Eng P3 Eng P3 Eng P3 Preparatory Exam


EXAM ROSTER – NOVEMBER 2017

8 9 10 11 Fri 27/10

1 2

Home Lang P2 (2) 1st add Lang P3 (1)

LSc P1 (2½) Afr 1st add lang P1 (2)

Math(2)/Ml(1½)/TMath(2) -

Mo 30/10

1 2

EGD (2)

- CA (1)

CAT Pract (3) Afr 1st add lang P3 (2)

Eng HL P 3 (2) Afr 1st add lang P3 (2)

Tue 31/10

1 2

EMS (2) -

- EMS (2)

LSc P2 (2½) Eng HL P3(2½)


Wed. 01/11

1 2

1st add lang P2 (2) -

SS (HIST) -

EGD P1 (3) Afr 1st add lang P2(2)

CAT Pract (3) Des (2½)

Thur 02/11

1 2

- NSc (1½)

Home Lang P2 (2)

CAT Theo (3) Tour (2)

Tour (3) Afr 1st add lang P1 (2)

Fri. 03/11

1 2

Home Lang P3 (1) -

TECH (1½) -


Psc P1 (2½)/ TSc (3)

Mo 06/11

1 2

- SS (GEOG) (1½)

1st add Lang V2 (2)

Math (2)/Ml (1½) TMath(2)

- Psc P1 (2½)/ TSc (3) LO (1½)

Tue 07/11

1 2

- MLit (2)

- Home Lang V3 (1)

Eng HL P1 (2) LO (1½)

Eng HL P1 (2) Cons (3),Mech/Elect (3)

Wed. 08/11

1 2

LSc (1½) -

- LO (1½)

Geog V1 (2) Geog V2 (1½)

B Stud (3) Afr 1st add lang P2 (2½)

Thur 09/11

1 2

1st add Lang P3 (1) -

Mlit (2) -

Dsgn (2½) Eng HL P2 (2½)

EGD P1 (3) Eng HL P2 (2)

Fri. 10/11

1 2

TECH (2) -

SS (GEOG) (1½) -

Psc P1 (2½)/ TSc (3)

LSc P1 (2½)

Mo. 13/11

1 2

- CA (1)

EGD (2) -

Bstud (2) -

LSc P2 (2½) LSc P3 (1)

Tue. 14/11

1 2

LO (1½) -

- NSc (2)

EGD P2 (3) Acc (3)

Geog 1 (3) Geog 2 (1½)

Wed. 15/11

1 2

- -

- -

Psc P2 (2½)/TSc (3) Acc (3)

Thur. 16/11

1 2

SS (HIST) (1½) -

LSc(1½)

Cons (3) -

EGD P2 (3) -

Fri. 17/11

1 2

- -

- -

Mech, Elect (2½) -

CAT Theo(3)


Signing out procedure

School A learner may only leave the school property in case of illness or pre-booked

appointments with written notification.

The learner‟s parent or guardian is the only person who may sign him/her out.

In case of a pre-booked appointment, the learner must inform the Deputy Principal or the

Principal during register period.

Take note: that very important academic time and information is lost by unnecessary time

away from school!

The proof of permission MUST be handed to the guard at the gate.

Class A learner may only leave a classroom if the learner has a class pass with him/her.

Code of conduct

A. OFFENCES – ACADEMIC

Code Offences Penalty

points

A1 Homework not completed 1

A2 Class books not in class 1

A3 Late for class / leave the class without permission 2

A4 Disruptive behaviour during lessons (teacher needs to address learner) 4

A5 Unacceptable behaviour – foul language and swearing 4

A6 Unacceptable behaviour – spitting 4

A7 Unacceptable behaviour damaging property of other learners in class / use

without permission

6

A8 Unacceptable behaviour towards teachers / disrespectful 10

A9 Not completing class assignment during lesson time 1

A10 Copying homework / lending out books for other learners to copy from 4

A12 Portfolio assignments not handed in on the due date (“Zero Tolerance”) 1

A13 Not attending an academicals period or register class 5

A15 Truancy / leaving school grounds without permission 10

A16 Reports / newsletters / school documentation not handed to parents / don‟t hand

in absentee letter

3

A17 Unauthorized use of a cell phone during school hours (7:15-13:45).

(Only if instructed to use for academic purposes – not for entertainment)

10

A18 Eating / chewing in class. 1

A19 Doing homework of other subjects during a lesson / Information booklet not at

school

1

A20 Learner has to be reprimanded repeatedly. 2

A22 Insubordination : Ignore an instruction 10


B. OFFENCES – GENERAL


points

B1 Coloured hair in an unnatural colour / dreadlocks / undercut / comb over or not

correspond to the norm.

5

B2 Hair too long or unneat / unshaved / fingernails too long / nail polish 3

B3 Incorrect school uniform and shoes /no belt (boys) / dress too short / jewellery. 3

B4 Littering: school grounds or classrooms / don‟t pick up litter 5

B55 Late for school / assemblies 2

B6 Unacceptable behaviour toward fellow Robbies

Insulting / Unacceptable behaviour toward fellow Robbies / bad sportsmanship as

player or spectator

3

B7 Disrespect regarding religion / unacceptable behaviour during assembly 5

B8 Not staying to allocated areas on the school grounds 3

B9 Smoking – anywhere on the school grounds or in school uniform outside the school

grounds, be in possession of cigarettes or a lighter or be in the company of those

who are smoking.

10

B12 Kissing and necking – NO physical contact 4

B13 Absence during school events / sport practice / prize giving 4

B14 Hiding other learners‟ property 6

B15 Lying and dishonesty 5

B16 Fighting 10

B17 Graffiti on desks, walls and any other school property – must fix 5

B18 Not attending detention 10

B19 Disrupting detention 10

B20 Late for detention 5

B21 Tampering with fire extinguishers or any other school property 20

B23 Incorrect data/information/contact numbers of parents 5

B25 Place school or parents in a bad light due to false information or lies. 10

B26 Neglect to report any misdemeanour. 5


C. SERIOUS OFFENCES


points

C1 Theft / Misuse of IT system 35

C2 Fraud 35

C3 Pornography 35

C4 In possession of any type of weapons 35

C5 Sexual misconduct 35

C6 Use of alcohol 35

C7 Possession of alcohol 35

C8 Present where other learners are/ may have been using alcohol 35

C9 Satanic / occult practices 35

C10 Possession of drugs / use of drugs / drug trafficking 35

C11 Present where other learners are/ may have been using drugs 35

C12 Vandalism 35

C13 Harassment of any nature / bully/ threaten/ intimidate/ racism 35

C14 Assault (physical as well as verbal) 35

C15 Any conduct harming the image and reputation of this school 35

C16 Traffic offences on school grounds/reckless driving 35

C17 Incriminating photos or videos on cell phones 35

C18 Test positive for drugs at school 35

C19 Dishonesty during assessment session or in possession of notes/ resources/ text

books/ cell phone in exam room.

35

C20 “Doping” use of steroids and agents that improve sporting achievements ( ban

on participation in sport at school level)

35

C21 Once a learner has been charged with a criminal offence 35

D. TO SUMMARIZE

Demerits accumulate towards a disciplinary hearing.

C offence is transferrable to the following year should the punishment not be carried out

in previous year

C offences will immediately lead to an immediate disciplinary hearing.


CORRECTIONAL BEHAVIOURAL PROCEDURE:

1. 10 demerits – first detention

2. 20 demerits – second detention

3. Interview – with parents/guardian

4. 30 demerits – third detention

5. Interview – with youth worker

6. 35 demerits – first disciplinary hearing

7. Remedial program

8. 40 demerits – fourth detention

9. 50 demerits – fifth detention

10. Second interview with parents/guardian

11. 60 demerits – sixth detention

12. 70 demerits – second disciplinary hearing

13. Remedial program

14. 105 demerits – third disciplinary hearing

DETENTION RULES:

1. Detentions are on Friday afternoons from 13:30 - 16:30.

2. Learners must attend detention in school uniform.

3. During detention learners are expected to be constructively busy with academic school

work.

4. No sleeping allowed.

5. No electronic equipment may be used.

6. Learners, who are unable to attend a detention for a reason, must excuse themselves

from the Head of Discipline at least two days before the detention.

DISCIPLINARY HEARINGS:

Take note: The aim of the disciplinary hearing is solely an administrative action to attempt to

correct behaviour of learners who, after 5 corrective measures, still do not adhere to the

code of conduct.

Disciplinary hearings which may result in permanent expulsion will be held by a committee

consisting of:

The principal

The vice-principal

Grade Head

1 member of the Governing Body

Parents/Guardians

Learner

Parents/Guardians will receive notification 5-7 days before a disciplinary hearing.

Should parents be unable to attend the disciplinary hearing, they must excuse themselves, in

writing, but the hearing will proceed as planned in the absence of the parent


Possible punishments may include:

(Not limited to the following – may include other punishments)

7 days expulsion or alternative punishment

another detention

the forfeiting of exam study time privileges

prohibition of use of certain facilities

no „civvies‟‟ days

the forfeiting of the privilege of attending social functions

initiating procedures leading to permanent expulsion

2nd disciplinary hearing: refer to Department

E. BODY SEARCHING AND FORBIDDEN SUBSTANCE TESTS

Where there is reasonable suspicion that a learner is in possession of an illegal

substance, the SA school law permits a staff member to search said learner.

Parents will also be requested to fetch their child, to have him/her tested and make

the results known to the school so that further steps can be taken.

F. IMMEDIATE INTERVENTION

In the event of class disruption, disrespect, violence, bullying and harassment on the

school property, the school reserves the right to prohibit the learner from school property

until a disciplinary hearing has been concluded. (for the sake of the other learners‟

safety)

It is in the best interest of everyone that a learner involved in certain cases of misbehavior

be removed from the school property.

G. CREDIT SYSTEM

Robbies can also accrue credits by positive participation and good behaviour. By using the

principles of positive reinforcement, all Robbies will be given the opportunity to accrue

credits

Code Opportunity Points

M1 Attending Inter High 20

M2 Attending “geesvang” evenings if Inter High was attended 10

M3 Attendance and participation in a specified winter sport meeting 20

M4 Attending a specified cultural activity 20

M5 Exemplary behaviour (friendly, helpful, respect, etc.) 5

M6 No demerits until just before reward day 20

M7 Academic Yearly: November Promotional average of >80% 10

M8 Academic Yearly: November Promotional average of 76-79% 8



M11 Academic Quarterly: Improve your average by 1-3% 2

M12 Academic Quarterly: Improve your average by 5-7% 5

M13 Academic Quarterly: Improve your average by >8% 10

M14 Positive co-operation 2

M15 Orators/Best speaker participation 2


Learners, who have accrued 100 credits, will qualify for a reward field trip in the second

and/or fourth quarter. Learners with 20 or more demerits may not attend school, social or

cultural activities (e.g. Mr and Miss Rob, etc.)

Credits cannot cancel demerits.

Credits will not be translated to the next year.

H. MATRIC FAREWELL

This function is a privilege that may be forfeited by failing to hand in assignments on time,

poor school attendance and misbehaviour. If a learner is absent from school for more than

10 days without a medical certificate or has more than 35 demerits, he/she may not be

allowed to attend the function. The code of conduct rules for appearance does not allow

exceptions – all Matrics‟ appearance on the Monday after the function must be within the

rules.

I. MATRIC TESTIMONIAL

The school reserves the right to consider withholding the issue of matric testimonial in cases

where grade 12‟s have been absent from school for more than 10 days without providing a

medical certificate or has more than 35 demerits.

Driving motor vehicles/motorbikes on the school grounds

1. No learner may drive any vehicle on the school grounds without a valid driver‟s licence.

2. Before a learner may drive on the school grounds, he/she must obtain permission from Mr

van Tonder.

3. The mandatory application form must be completed and must be accompanied by a

certified copy of the relevant drivers licence.

4. Any vehicle driven on the school grounds without the necessary documents will have the

keys to the vehicle confiscated.

5. Any motorbike driven without a crash helmet or which lifts a passenger without a crash

helmet will have its keys confiscated.

6. The speed limit of 10km/h must be adhered to at all times.

7. The sticker, which will show that permission has been granted, must be clearly visible on

the vehicle at all times.

School uniform rules

Our appearance is out pride! A Robbie will always look neat, at school as well as outside the

school grounds!

Robbie wear Is worn as supporter uniform

Consists of:

Robbie shirt,

Blue long jeans (knee, calf or ankle length)

School jackets / tops

General dress-code rules apply regarding hair, jewellery and make-up.


Girls

Clothing

Black School shoes with strap across the foot – NOT “Baby Dolls” or boy‟s school shoes.

New school dress, with white short sleeve shirt, Gr12‟s must wear a tie (summer).

Hemline approximately 10 cm above the ground when kneeling.

Black “tights” are worn with the school dress and shirt for winter wear. (2nd and 3rd term).

School scarf may only be worn in winter (2nd and 3rd term).

Plain white socks – NOT woollen socks – must be folded over.

Dark green school jersey or blazer or “fleece” school jacket.

Sleeves of jersey may NOT be pulled up.

Sleeves of jerseys must be the correct length. Avoid jerseys which are too large – it looks

untidy

The pullover jersey may only be worn by seniors (gr10-12).

The official school wear/sportswear/tracksuit must be worn at all sport meetings.

Hair

Only plain, bottle green, school orange and white ribbons and headbands and bobbles

may be worn.

Headbands may be 1 to 5 cm wide and are not worn as sweat bands. Not on forehead.

Brown, green or white granny-clips or slides.

Hair may be coloured in a natural tint. (No Ombré)

Hair styles must not be offensive, out of your eyes and face. A long fringe must be kept

out of the eyes with a slide. Your hair style should not hinder the sight of those behind you

in class.

Hair elastic covered in material from school‟s clothing store can be worn

No elastic which has been covered with material may be worn.

No lace strips of material of leather thongs or patterned hair adornment may be used as

ribbons.

No large bows or flowers may be worn in your hair.

Beads may not be plaited into your hair.

Extensions are allowed, permitted they are the same colour as your hair. It must look

natural.

Dreadlocks, under cuts and comb-overs are not allowed.

If hair is longer than the collar must be tied back. Hair along the face which is past the

chin must also be tied back.

Jewellery

Only ONE cygnet ring and normal gold/silver ear studs or rings may be worn.

NO other jewellery except a watch is allowed.

Sleeper earrings (1.5 cm diameter) or gold/silver studs (2mm round) may be worn.

Worn in first i.e. bottom piercing.

No flowers, stars or stones in or on ear rings / studs.

No form of chain or bangle is allowed around the neck, arms or legs.


Make-up

NO make-up in any form is neither allowed, nor permanent make-up or tinted contact

lenses.

Nails

Nails must be short and clean. Nails may not be longer than the tips of fingers when

viewed palm side up.

No French manicures are allowed for gr. 8 to gr.11. Matrics may have short French

manicures.

Boys

Clothing

Grey school socks with shorts or trousers

White shirt with short sleeves and top button must be open.

Only Gr 12‟s must wear a school tie.

Grey trousers in winter with black belt.

Dark green school jersey or fleece jacket.

Dark green school blazer.

A pullover may only be worn by seniors (gr10-12).

Black school shoes with laces. Shoes must be polished. Sole a maximum of 3cm thick

A white T-shirt may be worn underneath the school shirt

The official school wear/sportswear/tracksuit must be worn at all sport meetings

Hair

The haircut may not be longer than the hair line and must be thinned out evenly towards

the top and the sides.

No sideburns, moustaches or beards are allowed.

The fringe must be at least 1cm above the eyebrows.

A deviation from these rules constitutes a fashion style which is not acceptable.

No extensions or dreadlocks are allowed, nor undercuts or shaved in patterns; steps or

comb-overs are allowed.

Jewellery

No JEWELRY except a wristwatch is allowed

NO Cell phones

The school is a cell-free zone from 07:15 - 13:45.


General Sturdy school bag with dividers to prevent books from being damaged. Bags without

dividers are not allowed.

NO other clothes may be worn with school clothes.

Each grade must use their own restrooms.

SMOKING – learners who smoke damage their own health and the health of others.

Punishment will be severe if caught.

Learners who are found guilty of theft, vandalism, intentionally staying away from class

and any form of unacceptable behaviour might be expelled.

Any learner who is guilty of bringing alcohol or any narcotics onto the school premises or

using any of these and then entering the school premises will be prosecuted.

School wear after school hours: It is expected of learners, especially after school and if

they are in town to look extra neat. School shoes may not be replaced with more informal

shoes with their school uniform. No hats or beanies may be worn. Boys‟ shirts must be

tucked in at all times.

Full school uniform must be worn at all school activities e.g. Extra classes

Only Robbie Wear or school uniform must be worn at all sport events

The primary school grounds are forbidden at ALL TIMES. The school grounds across the

road may only be visited when accompanied by a staff member. This rule also applies

during exams.

Clothing store

School store:

The store sells sportswear, and to a lesser extent, school wear.

The school store will be open at the following times:

Monday – Friday 7:00 – 9:00

13:00 – 15:00

TAKE NOTE: The school store will be open from 4 January 2017 from 08:00-17:00 for the

first two weeks of school – from there on it will only be open on the specified times.

See pricelist of goods under FINANCE


Remediation program

Mathematics

Rob Ferreira High School has noticed that learners that come from various primary schools

do not all meet the same requirements concerning Mathematics. Core skills needed for

successful progress in grade 8 are not sufficiently instilled.

To bridge this gap, Rob Ferreira will offer a remediation programme to all grade 8 learners.

During these mandatory, free sessions, staff will focus on the problem areas and skills which

have been identified.

Register will be taken during every session.

The program will be implemented as follows:

Baseline assessment for all grade 8 learners will take place on 11 January 2016.

Weekly remedial classes on Mondays from 14:00 – 14:45 as indicated on the term

program.

Extra remedial classes for grade 8 and 9 will be presented on Tuesdays, 14:00 – 14:45

by Me Etrescia du Preez and Me Loanette Caknis as per request by the Mathematics

teachers.

Extra classes are offered by Me Santie Muller and Me Etrescia du Preez, financial and

timetable arrangements to be made with them personally.

Reading:

Due to the decline in the reading speed of learners, Rob Ferreira has had no choice but to

intervene.

From 2016 Rob Ferreira will present the Stimulus Maxima Program for grade 8 and 9 learners.

These learners will work in this program during two periods per cycle. Results will reflect on

the reports.


Passing requirements

(NPPPPR* Gr R-12; Des 2012)

GRADE 8 & 9

SUBJECT LEVEL Minimum %

Home Language 4 50%

First additional language or 2nd home language 3 40%

Mathematics 3 40%

Any other 3 subjects 3 40%

Any other 2 subjects 2 30%

School based assessment: Exam = 40 : 60 **

GRADE 10 – 12

SUBJECT LEVEL Minimum %

Home language 3 40%

2 subjects 3 40%

3 subjects 2 30%

Academic Subjects

School based assessment : Exam = 25 : 75 ***

Practical Subjects

(Design; Civil; Electronics; Mechanics; EGD; LO; CAT; Consumers; Tourism)

SBA: PAT: Exam = 25:25:50 ****

* NPPPPR = National Policy Pertaining to the Programme and Promotion

** The school based assessment (SBA) of the final examination is calculated in the ratio of 40% for the SBA:

60% for the final examination

*** The school based assessment (SBA) of the final examination is calculated in the ratio of 25% for the SBA;

75% for the final examination

**** The school based assessment (SBA) of the practical assessment tasks (PAT) of the final examination is

calculated in the ratio of 25% (for SBA) 25% (for PAT) and 50% for the examination

Skoolgebaseerde assessering : Eksamen = 40:60 **

Rules and regulations in respect of grade 8 -11 examination

June Exam Nov Exam

n/a 07:00 – 07:20 Textbook of subject that gets written, in 1st session, must be handed in at

the subject teacher class / store / as pre-arranged

07:20 07:20 Report to examination room

07:45 – 10:45 07:45 – 10:45 Leaners write

After 08:30 After 08:30 Candidates that arrive after 08:30 will not be allowed to write the exam.

n/a 10:45 – 11:05 Textbook of subject that gets written, in 2nd session, must be handed in at

the subject teacher class / store / as pre-arranged

11:05 11:05 Report to examination room

11:15 – 14:15 11:15 – 14:15 Leaners write

After 12:00 After 12:00 Candidates that arrive after 12:00 will not be allowed to write the exam.


The purpose of exam rules and regulations for learners

The purpose of exam rules is to ensure the optimal and fare opportunity for each learner to

be able to answer to a full year‟s hard work.

To ensure the integrity of the exam is above any suspicion

To prepare leaners to adapt as soon as possible to be able to write exam under matric exam

conditions.

Rules and regulations:

1. There will be no morning assembly during exams.

2. Staff member does presence register from class list when learners walk into classroom

before they sit down.

3. When it is quite and orderly, question papers are handed out and controlled for

completeness. Learners are allowed 10 minutes to read through the exam paper.

4. No candidate leaves the exam room before the allocated time has expired. Nobody

leaves the exam room before an hour has expired.

5. Candidates what arrive between 07:30 and 08:30 as well as between 11:00 and 12:00 will

be allowed to write the question paper, but will not receive extra time.

6. Only prescribed stationary for the specific subject will be allowed into the examination

room. Pencil cases stay in school bags. School bags must be left in front of the classroom

or in the corridor in front of the classroom.

7. Prescribed calculators are allowed to be used. Candidates may not borrow a calculator

or any other instrument from any other candidate.

8. No candidate will be allowed to communicate or try to communicate by any means with

any other candidate.

9. Students write according to school rules in terms of school wear. If you are not clothed

correctly, you will be sent back to dress correctly, but no extra time will be granted. Track

suits are sportswear and will not be allowed. No blankets will be allowed in the exam

room.

10. Candidates who violate rules in terms of nails, hair and facial hair, will not receive a

question paper unless he/she is within the rules. No extra time will be granted.

11. Learners who forget their textbooks (during November exam) must first fetch the textbook

or pay before they will be allowed to start writing without any additional time provided.

12. No candidate will be allowed to go to the bathroom without being accompanied by an

invigilating teacher.

13. If you are caught copying, or if anything is found on you from which you might have

copied, you will receive zero for the paper and you will be charged.

14. No candidate may be in possession of a cell phone during an exam session. If a cell

phone rings, it should immediately be reported as an irregularity. A disciplinary hearing will

be the result.

15. If you have finished writing for the day, you may not change into civvies and stay on

school grounds.

16. If you do not write, you are not allowed to come to school, except for extra classes.

17. Extra classes during school hours have to be attended in school clothes.

18. During exam session the areas between the student center, the hall and classrooms are

prohibited. Learners sit in the lapa.


19. Tippex is forbidden and NO paper may leave the exam venue.

Criteria for being elected to the learner council

1. Any grade 11 learner may nominate him/herself or a fellow pupil on the prescribed

nomination form.

2. The learner is evaluated according to election criteria.

3. Election criteria according to which a learner is automatically eliminated is as follows:

a. More than 20 demerits in the year that the learner wants to be eligible as a

candidate.

b. Found guilty of a C offence in the year that the learner wants to be eligible as a

candidate.

c. June exam less than 45 % average.

d. Life orientation marks are not taken into consideration.

e. Any misbehaviour that will compromise the good name, reputation and integrity of

Rob Ferreira which is in contravention of the code of conduct.

Regulations for awarding academic awards HOW ARE CANDIDATES FOR AWARDS DETERMINED

Gr 12: On grounds of the first mini examination, the June exam and the prelim examination in

ratio 1:2:3.

Gr 8-11: Are calculated on the final promotion mark.

For grade 10 – 12 university exemption subjects and non-exemption subjects are evaluated

separately.

Exemption subjects include the following:

Home Language, First Additional Language, Maths, Physical Science, Life Science,

Geography, Engineering Graphics and Design, Electro-technology, Accounting,

Business Studies, Information Technology, Consumer Studies (if it is taken in conjunction

with Maths and Physical Science).

All other subjects are non-exemption subjects.

Life Orientation does not count as a subject.

The following values are allocated to subject marks:

Non exemption

subjects

University

exemption

subjects

95+ = 7

90 - 94 = 6

95+ = 8

90 - 94 = 7

85 - 89 = 5

80 – 84 = 4

85 - 89 = 6

80 – 84 = 5


75 - 79 = 3

70 – 74 = 2

75 - 79 = 4

70 – 74 = 3

65 – 69 = 1

60 – 64 = 0

65 – 69 = 2

60 – 64 = 1

55 - 59 = -1

50 - 54 = -2

55 - 59 = 0

50 -54 = -1

45 – 49 = -3

40 – 44 = -4

35 – 39 = -5

45 – 49 = -2

40 – 44 = -3

35 – 39 = -4

Percentages are only an indication. In all the senior classes the mark allocation is used rigidly.

A candidate who achieves a mark lower than 35 % in a subject, will not qualify for an award,

except for subject achievements in matric, where the minimum mark of 70% will ensure an

award.

If a learner has more subjects, the two languages and the four best marks will be taken into

consideration.

The awards are then as follows:

GRADE Silver

Cert

Gold

Cert

Colours

Award

Bronze

Award

Silver

Award

Gold

Award

8 75 % + 80 % + 85 % +

9 75 % + 80 % + 85 % +

10 11 – 15

65 %

16 – 19

70 %

20 – 27

73 %

28 – 33

78 %

34 – 41

84 %

42 +

90 %

11 6 – 9

61 %

10 – 15

65 %

16 – 21

70 %

22 – 27

75 %

28 – 35

80 %

36 +

85 %

12 4 – 7

60 %

8 – 11

63 %

12 – 15

67 %

16 – 21

70 %

22 – 29

75 %

30 +

82 % SUMMARY ** REGULATIONS FOR THE AWARDING OF HONORARY COLOURS

1. General regulations:

1. It is awarded to learners who achieve excellence and who bring honour to the school‟s

name.

2. The candidate must uphold a positive outlook on life, be loyal and positive towards the

school.

3. The candidate may not have a record of successive negative behaviour or actions.

4. Only Grade 10, 11 and 12 learners may be awarded honorary colours.

5. Only Grade 11 and 12 learners may wear honorary colours.

6. Grade 10 learners may well receive their honorary colours at the end of their Grade 10

year.

7. Honorary colours pocket badges will be given to a learner at an awards ceremony.

8. Learners, who have already been awarded achievement awards, qualify to be awarded

honorary awards.

9. The head Boy and Head Girl qualify to be awarded honorary colours.

10. Vice leaders / Chairpersons of councils qualify to be considered for honorary awards.


2. How does a candidate qualify for an honorary award

The following criteria are taken into consideration to determine whether a candidate may

wear the school‟s honorary award:

ACADEMICS [The previous fully-fledged examination is taken

into consideration]

A mark out of 10 is awarded

SPORT [Only school sport – Current year] A mark out of 10 is awarded

CULTURE[Only school cultural activity – Current year] A mark out of 10 is awarded

IMPRESSION TO OUTSIDERS A mark out of 10 is awarded

PERSONALITY QUALITIES A mark out of 5 is awarded

LEADERSHIP QUALITIES A mark out of 5 is awarded

ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES – Current year] A mark out of 10 is awarded

3. Important

Exception: SPORT & CULTURE = Current year unless the candidate has not had the

opportunity to have achieved his/her achievement e.g. Trials had not been held, etc.

Exception: ACTIVE PARTICIPATION = Current year unless the activity has not been

completed that year so that the candidate has not had sufficient opportunity to

participate in that specific activity.

Two (2) marks per activity are awarded for active participation in a school activity (not

per item)

Marks awarded to the activity that allows the learner to qualify is multiplied by 5 to obtain

a total of 50. [The principle “CURRENT YEAR” does not apply to the qualifying activity]

The candidate must obtain at least 70 points to qualify for an honorary award. NO

exceptions and NO extra points will be awarded to allow the candidate to qualify.

No person who is in any way related to the candidate under discussion may attend the

meeting.

It is expected of learners who are awarded honorary colours to maintain their positive

image.

Misbehaviour of such learners will lead to drastic actions after being found guilty of any

transgressions.

[Category C offense for example and any continued misbehaviour that will tarnish the

school‟s image]


4. Regulations for the awarding of points : Achievement Award

Point Achievement - Sport Achievement – Sport Achievement – Culture Achievement – Culture

Leadership Individual Team Stage Academic in nature

10

SA – Colours/Participation

SA – Winner Participation in SA's Top 10 in SA

Mpumalanga A – Colours

SA – Participation

9 Mpumalanga B –Colours North Vaal – Winner Olymp: Top 100 in SA

Lowveld - Colours – 2yrs

8

Lowveld Colours - 1 yr. North Vaal Runners up Eisteddfod: gala evening Head Boy

Head Girl

SA – Captain

7

Final Mpu- trails North Vaal Playoffs Eisteddfod: A++ : 2yrs Hostel-HB /HG

Revue: Leading role: 2 yrs

Vice Head boy

Vice Head girl

6

Participation: Regional finals

Mpumalanga - Winners Eisteddfod: A+ and higher

EXPO: Gold at Regional

Prefects

and Runners-up Mr/Miss Rob Best Speaker: Win 2 yrs MPU – Captain

Cheerleaders – Win IH Referee

5

1 st Team (75% played) Mpumalanga – Playoffs Revue: Leading role Olymp: Next round RLC: Management

Int-High: Participation Eisteddfod: A and higher Mpumalanga: Finals Capt.-: 1st team

Cheerleaders: IH - Participation

EXPO: Silver at Region

4

1 st Team (75% played) A-team League winners Revue: H/roll op merit Olymp: 80% Class captain

A - Team (75% played) Mr/Miss. Rob: Acknowledge

EXPO: Silver at Region Capt.-: A team

Best speaker: Win [80%+]

Capt.-: Tour group

3

1 st Team played Other teams: Revue: Part-merit Olymp: 70% Capt.-: Other

A – Team played League winners Best speaker: 80%

EXPO: Bronze at Region

2

Active participation Revue: Participation Olymp: 60% Point:- 2 = Out of 5

Mr/Miss. R: Participation EXPO: Participation Exceptional leadership shown – 1 to 2 points can be added

Eisteddfod: Participation Red-: 70%

1 Erratic participation Olymp: Participation

The highest of the 2 points is awarded

0 No participation

For the activity, one of the following is used for a total out of 50:

Academics

Sport

Culture


For the other two, the total will be out of 10

ACADEMICS SPORT CULTURE IMAGE

TO THE PUBLIC PER-

SONALITY

LEADER-

SHIP

ACTIVE

PARTICIP. TOTAL

Points /

10

Points /

10

Points /

10 POINTS / 10 POINTS / 5 Points / 5 Points / 10 Points / 100

or 50 or 50 or 50 Opportunities:

In & Outside

School Quality

& Quantity

Behaviour

towards

staff,

learners

and other

people

According to

Regulations.

1 to 2 points

may be

added

Participation

According to

Regulations.

2 points p.

activity

Final point will

be

calculated

by computer One of the 23 = point out of 50

5. Culture

Act Silver Cert Gold Cert Colours Award Honary Award

Ch

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r-

lea

de

rs Participate as cheerleader Win spirit trophy Win spirit trophy and

And don‟t win spirit trophy Win cheerleader trophy Cheerleader trophy in 1 year

Eis

ted

dfo

d

A - symbol Nelspruit A + symbol Nelspruit A++ for 2 years National participation

Eisteddfod Eisteddfod or on merit

A ++ symbol Nelspruit

Eisteddfod

EX

PO

de

s-

ign

Bronze at region Silver at region Gold at region &

S.A. participation

Mis

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1e Princess Miss ROB

2e Princess Mr. ROB

Miss Personality

Miss/Mr. Photogenic

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Participation - 75 % Main role on merit Main role for 2 years or on

merit

PK – Main role or on merit for

3 consecutive performances Main role 1 yr.

Participation op merits

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Ora

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Mpumalanga Final Orators Top 10 in

Mpumalanga

Reading: Nas Participation

Orators National

participation

Reading: Top 3 National

ATK

V

Ora

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Semi-final participation Top 10 in Mpumalanga National participation

Sc

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Ora

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Juniors: 70 %

Seniors: 70 %

Juniors: 80 %

Seniors: 80 %

Snr. & Jnr. 3 years above

85%

Orators: national

participation

Oly

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yr.

60% 70% 1e in Mpumalanga (winners)

regardless the % Top 10 in S.A.

Ac

c

60% 70% 80% Top 10 in S.A.

FIM

O

60% 70% 80% Top 10 in S.A.

Sc

i

60% 70% 80% Top 10 in S.A.

Ma

th

Pass 2nd round

category 1 Go through to 3rd round Top 100 in S.A.

Top 10 in S.A.

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60% 70% 80% Top 10 in S.A.


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60% 70%

.80% Top 10 in S.A.

CA

T 60% 70% 80% Top 10 in S.A.

RTT

60% 70% 80% Top 10 in S.A.

Bio

Sc

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60% 70% 80% Top 10 in S.A.

Any other Olympiad that has not been mention and has been written, will be measured against the criteria above

Gr. 12 – Gold Certificate for 0 demerits for the year

Gr. 8 to 11 – Gold Certificate for 0 demerits for the year – is awarded in December

Abovementioned regulations are subject to change should the need arise.

6. Sport

Act- Silver Cert Gold Cert

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Colours Award Achievement Award

Ath

leti

cs

601-649 ASA points

3rd place Inter high

650-749 ASA points

2nd place Inter high

1st Place Inter high.

Participation Mpu -Champ

750 + ASA points

Provincial Colours & participation

1st & 2nd place at Mpu- championships

Highest achievement per item Highest achievement per item

Mo

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tain

Bik

ing

75 % - in league meetings

participation.

1 st X 3 places in the

Province

Team wins SA's

Ind. 1 st X 3 places

in SA.

Go

lf

B- en 2e teams

League winners

A- team

League winners

75 % - 1st Team.

Winners & runner-up- Mpumalanga

Semi-final – North Vaal


Ho

ck

ey

B- en 2e teams

League winners

A- team

League winners

75 % - 1st Team.

Winners & runner-up Mpu-

Large school league.

Finale Mpumalanga trails

played.

Winners & runner-up – Mpumalanga

trails.

Semi-final- North Vaal

Provincial Colours & Participation.

Cri

ck

et

B- en 2e teams

League winners

A- team

League winners

75 % - 1st Team.

Final Mpumalanga trails

played.

Winners & runner-up– Mpumalanga.


Provincial Colours & Participation.

CA = Cricket-100 runs

CA = Cricket -5 wickets

Cro

ss

Co

un

try

ASA

Inter provincial

Team

Ehlanzeni team

participation

Provincial Colours & Participation

1st & 2nd place at MPU- championship

Sc

ho

ols

Ehlanzeni Team 2nd or 3rd place

Ehlanzeni

Championship

1st place Ehlanzeni

Championship


1st & 2nd place at MPU- championship

Ne

tba

ll

B- en 2e teams

League winners

A- team

League winners Ehlanzeni Region winner &

Runner-up.

75 % - 1st Team.


played.

Mpu winner &

Runner-up.



Sw

imm

ing

3rd Place Inter

high.

Participation level 1

2nd Place Inter high.

Participation level 2.

75 % - 1st Team.

1st Place Inter high.

Participation level 3.


1st & 2nd place at Mpu- championships.

Participation Junior S.A.

Highest achievement per item Highest achievement per item

Ru

gb

y B- en 2e teams

League winners

A- team

League winners

75 % - 1e Span.


played.

Winners & runner-up-

Mpumalanga.



Ru

gb

y

7's

1 x Cup Winners 2 x Cup Winners 75 % - 1st Team.

Winners & runner-up-

Mpumalanga.




Ch

ess

1 x Tournament

winners

2 x Tournament winners Participation June

Championship

Participation December Championship

Sh

oo

tin

g 3rd –Lowveld

Champ-(In)

B-and 2nd team

League winners

2nd -Lowveld Champ-

(In)

A- teams league

winners

1st –Lowveld camp-(In)

75 % - 1st Team.

2e -Mpu-competition(In)


1st S.A.schools (In)

1st -Mpu-competition(In)

Team member winners- Mpu- & SA's

Semi Final – North Vaal

Ten

nis

B- en 2e teams

League winners

A- team

League winners

75 % - 1st Team


Semi Final – North Vaal

Bu

ite

- spo

rt Honorary mention if sufficient proof is provided

for national achievement

Honorary mention if sufficient proof is provided for national

achievement

1stTeam = 75 % games played if there have been 4+ games played. Otherwise 66 % games played

2nd / B teams move 1 column left for awarding of achievement awards (No AA for B teams)

Reserves for teams who participate in the North Vaal competition are officially part of the team

Learners who function as umpires/ officials are grouped under the same criteria as the players

Year (E.g. 2014) will be added for all awards – Re-award only the year is given

Abovementioned regulations are subject to change, should it be required.

7. VariëActu-Award

Background

There was a need to use the learners‟ promotion mark as a criterion for academic

awards.

This meant that the academic awards for Gr 8 to 11 could only then be done in the

following year.

From this year (2014) only extra mural awards will be done for Gr.8 to 11.

In the past, there was a "Top Robbie" award which included the academic achievements

of the learner.

As this was no longer possible, a gap was left for the award of highest achiever.

A decision was made to award the learners.

A further decision was made to honour the girls and boys separately for their outstanding

achievements across the total spectrum of Rob extra mural activities.

Principles of calculation:

1. Versatility is the most important principle (Basically the same as the Gr 12 OMNIA award).

2. Therefore the principle of the relationship 2:1 must be used throughout.

3. The highest achievement per sport code is used.

4. The highest achievement per cultural group is used. (Cultural group is e.g. Olympiads/

Eisteddfod, etc.)

5. If a learner only participated in 1 sport code, then we can only consider the

achievements of 2 (two) culture groups.

6. If a learner only participated in e.g. 1 culture group, then we will only consider the

achievements in 2 (two) sport codes.

Versatility over the total spectrum of Rob extra mural activities.


Allocations of points are as follows:

1. Two (2) points for participation in each activity.

2. One (1) point for every CSS(Certificate of Selfless Service)

3. Allocation of points per sport activity/ culture group.

Important – The principle of the relationship 2:1 must be applied here!

Sport achievements Points Culture achievements

Part (Participation) 1 point Part (Participation)

SC (Silver Certificate) 2 points SC (Silver Certificate)

GC (Gold Certificate) 3 points GC (Gold Certificate)

CA (Colours Award) 4 points CA (Colours Award)

AA(Achievement Award) 5 points AA(Achievement Award)

TR (Trophy) 6 points TR (Trophy)

Versatility over the total spectrum of Rob extra mural activities

Rob believes that this award will motivate learners to participate more

8. How does the OMNIA award work?

It is awarded only to a grade 12 learner who has excelled at sport, culture and academics.

The following learners will be considered for this award:

All grade 12‟s who have earned prestige colours

All grade 12‟s who have achieved bronze, silver and gold scrolls for academics

The head boy or head girl of the school.

The criteria thereafter are as follows:

The academic average (except LO) to be worked out of 60

2 types of sport tally to a maximum of 20 each/2 colours

One cultural activity tallies to a maximum of 10 (each participation during the year

counts 2)

Attitude of learner towards other learners, teachers, school work, sporting events etc.

to a maximum of 10.

The image learner exhibits to the public, to a maximum of 10

Therefore the grand total is 160. The learner with the greatest total will achieve the

award.

How do you receive prestige colours:

You have to be chosen for a provincial team in the sport type that is school related

AND participate in the SA‟s. If you are chosen and don‟t participate then you forfeit

the colours.

You have to be chosen for culture activity to represent the province at National

championship AND participate in the activity. If you don‟t participate then you forfeit

the colours.


How are you considered for evaluation of honour colours:

You have to have achieved prestige colours for a sport type or a culture activity

In gr10 or 11 or 12 you must have achieved a bronze-, silver of gold scroll for

academics

You must have passed your music exam in gr7

HONOUR colours are only awarded once to a learner. Once a leaner has achieved it this

learner will not be considered for honour colours again.

Learners that achieve provincial and national colours will only receive the necessary

acknowledgement by the school AFTER they have participated in the involved team of

activity

Spiritual Daily:

Rob Ferreira has a full-time youth mentor, Gert Pretorius, on the school grounds. She is

available for emotional and spiritual support and guidance.

Prayer gatherings 2nd break in Room 54.

Monday evenings: Momentum (Christian evening program) 18:00-19:30 in the school

Hall

Tuesday 2nd break: Lighthouse in N2 (Christian soul food)

Quarterly: Boys night and girls‟ night (Fun and creative Christian evenings)

Yearly: Youth week (outreaches, speakers and games) Youth ”pinkster” services (during “Pinkster” week) in the lapa

Robbies band: Bring your instruments along, we practise before shows

I am enough !!!


Finance

School Fees Any inquiries contact the school office (013 51 2281/2

Monthly: EFT, cash, card or bank deposit

Banking particulars of school:

ABSA, Account no: 1370701004, Branch code: 334452

* Please include reference no and fax the deposit slip to the school.

Any other arrangements to be made directly with our Financial Manager

Hostel fees Monthly: EFT, cash, card or bank deposit

Hostel banking particulars: ABSA, Account no: 1370700024, Branch code: 334452 * Please include reference no and fax the deposit slip to the school

Clothing store: Account details:

First National Bank, Account no, Branch no: 270552

Pricelist 2016 School wear Girls Sportswear

Girls dress R 250.00 Tracksuit jacket R 345.00

Matric skirt Price follow Tracksuit pants R 180.00

Girls white Shirt R 95.00 Sports bag R 250.00

White socks R 20.00 Netball/Hockey dress R 270.00

Black stockings R 80.00 Boys hockey shirt R 220.00

Girls dark green “Hot Pants” R 70.00 Rugby pants R 120.00

School wear Boys Hockey/Rugby socks R 100.00

White school shirt R 120.00 Cricket trousers R 120.00

Grey shorts R 95.00 Cricket shirt R 180.00

Grey boys socks R 55.00 1st team rugby cap R 200.00

School wear general 1st team Dri-Mac R 300.00

Robbie Shirt R 220.00 Athletics Vest Price follow

Robbie short R 140.00 Athletics pants Price follow

Matric tie R 100.00 Green sport shorts R 120.00

1st team tie R 200.00 Long sleeve Trainer R 180.00

Prefect Tie R 200.00 Supporter wear

School Jersey R 180.00 Rob Supporter Shirt R 275.00

Gr 10-12 Pull-over R 180.00

Prices may change due to

New stock

1st team Pull-over R 200.00

Fleece Jacket R 250.00

Scarf R 100.00


Facilities map and allowed areas


Extra mural practice timetable Participation in extra mural activities is a very important part of a learner‟s development. It is

expected of each and every Robbie to participate in at least two extra mural activities.

Learners, who are unable to attend a practice session, must excuse themselves before the

practice at the teacher/organizer concerned.

Extra mural timetable:

Athletics Learners who are not involved in athletics and who are not in the Inter High team must

attend winter sport conditioning 2 times per week at K-Fit.

No athlete may, under any circumstances, be involved in winter sport practise.

Athletes must attend 1 K-Fit session per week.

K-fit takes register of each group and give report through to headmaster

Coaches should each book at K-fit for their respective teams

Mon-

day

Blck 1 14:00 – 15:45 Javelin Long jump Long Hurdles Long

Distance

Blck 2 15:45 – 17:00 High jump Shot-put Sprints

K-Fit 1 14:30 – 15:20 Winter sport


K-Fit 3 16:10 – 17:00 Athletes

Tues-

day

Blck 1 14:00 – 15:45 Discus Long jump Long Distance Short Hurdles

Blck 2 15:45 – 17:00 Shot-put High jump Sprints




Wednes-

day

Blck 1 14:00 – 15:45 Discus Long jump Long Hurdles

Blck 2 15:45 – 17:00 Javelin Long Distance Sprints




Thurs-

day

Blck 1 14:00 – 15:45 Javelin Shot-put High jump Short hurdles

Blck 2 15:45 – 17:00 Relays Long Distance Discus





Winter sport Hockey practice schedule:

Will be available when the Hockey season starts.

Netball practice schedule:

Will be available when the Netball season starts.

Rugby practice schedule:

Days Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays

Place A field A field B field A field B field C field

Team 1st 2nd 3rd U/16 U/15 U/14

Time 15:30 –

17:00

15:30 –

17:00

15:30 –

17:00

14:15 –

15:30

14:15 –

15:30

14:15 –

15:30

Culture Monday afternoons: 14:15 – 17:00 Musical Practice

14:00 – 16:00 Choir Practice

Student Centre (MacRob)

The Student Centre will be open from 07:00 to 16:00. Here Robbies can wait for their parents

after school until 16:00. Refreshments can be ordered before school in the mornings.

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