RHS ESSENTIAL
At RHS we help learners believe in themselves. By doing this, we develop a culture of integrity in the classroom.
Learners who stand up for principles in which they believe have high degrees of self-efficacy. In a study of learners who developed integrity and a desire to become civically engaged, young people reported that their teachers helped them believe in themselves through their:
- Passion for teaching and giving back to the next generation
- Modeling a clear set of values and acting in ways that supported those values
- Commitment to giving freely of their time and talents
- Selflessness and acceptance of people different from themselves
- Ability to overcome obstacles and show learners that success is possible
When young people learn to believe in themselves, dishonesty and disrespect no longer make much sense. Living with integrity becomes a way of life. This is what makes RHS remarkably different from other schools.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS:
Mohau Mashia (Grade 12)
Njabulo Mbele (Grade 9)
Bophelo Rabodila (Grade 8)
Kgalalelo Raikane (Grade 11)
SPORT ACTIVITIES - 14:00 TO 16:00
PLEASE NOTE VACCINATION DAYS AT RHS
