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A Beacon of Comprehensive Education and Character Development

A Pillar of Humanity
 

Wynberg Boys High School prioritises service, both in the school and to the wider community, understanding the importance of enshrining in all students the need to give back. Boys are encouraged at all times to consider how they can contribute, both in the context of day-to-day school life and in the world. We actively facilitate the development of all students in this way and offer several qualifications and opportunities to allow them to further themselves in this manner.

ongoing courses and assistance
wynberg awareness
Gender awareness
and respect
spca
Saartjie Baartman Centre for Abused Women
TEARS
Rape Crisis
DAWG
Period Project
Aid 4 Animals in Distress
ongoing outreach projects
Outreach
SERVICE AND SUPPORT
School Service
COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE
Wynberg Outreach
Service to others – both at school and in the wider community – is prioritised at Wynberg Boys’ High with a Vice Principal of Service, a Service Prefect, and a Service Committee making sure that boys get ample opportunities in this field. Boys are encouraged to be of assistance wherever possible at school.
“He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep, to gain what he cannot lose” – Jim Elliot

A Beacon of Comprehensive Education and Character Development

Representative Council of Students
 

The Representative Council of Students ( RCL ) is a governance structure of students as stipulated in the SA Schools Act, 1996 ( Act 84 of 1996). It is the link between the school and the management of the school along with the governing body.

  • The RCL is the body responsible for the creation of fine leadership hence why the RCL is also responsible for the encouragement of Active Citizenry.
  • The RCL must model and assist in the upholding of the school’s values and ethos so as to help students to conduct themselves in a courteous and responsible way.
  • It is the duty of the RCL to ensure that the students they represent subscribe to the code of conduct of the school.

The RCL is the voice of the school. It is our job to make sure that any suggestions, complaints, problems or ideas from the students for practically anything related to the school, are heard and discussed. It is then our job to take action on these matters and to do our best to follow through with the good ideas and suggestions and to solve any problems or issues at hand.

Representative Council of Students
vision and goals
 

The main vision of the RCL is to work with and for the school. The RCL is devoted to promoting positive change in the school and we are always looking to improve the school in any way possible for the benefit of all students. We are willing to do our utmost to make a difference. The biggest factor keeping the RCL going is the students of the school. Without the students, the RCL would not be able to function and that is why we want to do our best to work with the school in every way possible and to communicate with the school constantly.

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To foster a vibrant and inclusive school community where every student feels valued, empowered, and supported in their academic, personal, and extracurricular pursuits.

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Encourage students to actively participate in community service projects and initiatives that contribute to the broader community. This could involve organizing volunteer opportunities or fundraisers for local charities.

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Ensure that every student has the opportunity to voice their opinions, concerns, and ideas, and that these are considered in decision-making processes within the school.

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Advocate for resources and initiatives that promote student well-being and mental health awareness. This could involve organizing mental health workshops, providing access to counseling services, or promoting stress-relief activities.

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Support initiatives that encourage academic achievement and provide resources to help students excel in their studies. This could involve peer tutoring programs, study groups, or academic workshops.

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Facilitate communication and collaboration between students and school administration to address issues, implement positive changes, and strengthen the overall school-student relationship.

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Offer leadership development opportunities for students to hone their skills in communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. This could include organizing leadership workshops, conferences, or mentorship programs.

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These goals are dynamic and subject to adjustment based on the evolving needs and priorities of the student body and the school community as a whole.
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