Rhenish Academics

Academics

We believe achievement follows when learners are encouraged to think critically and strive for their personal best, and this is the focus of our preparation at Rhenish Girls' High School, both for today and for the future.

2025 Matric Results

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Bachelor's Pass
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Learners with 90% +
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A-Candidates
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Average Distinctions per Learners
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Curriculum

Rhenish Girls' High School follows the CAPS Curriculum.

To see Promotion and Progression Requirements, please click here.

Academic Enrichment

To complement the academic programme and to put into practice what they are learning, we encourage the girls to take part in outings and a range of competitions/events, such as:

    • Subject Olympiads - Science, Accounting, English, CAT, Afrikaans, Geography, History
    • UCT Maths Competition
    • Taalbond Examination
    • Science Expos
    • Entrepreneurial Competitions
    • General Knowledge Quizes
    • Creative Writing Courses
    • Eisteddfods
    • Career Expos
    • Music and Drama Eisteddfods.

Learner Support Unit (LSU)

Rhenish Girls’ High School’s Learner Support Unit (LSU) currently consists of a full-time counselling psychologist (Ms Lauren Conchar), educational psychologist (Mrs Almarie Nel), and academic support teacher (Ms Nkepeng Khoboko) who are overseen by the Deputy Principal (Dr Rika Kroon).

Rhenish Learner Support Unit

Mrs Nel, Ms Khoboko, Dr Kroon & Ms Conchar

Academic Learner Support

Academic excellence at Rhenish is built on a foundation of individual support where we try to see the needs of the learner and put help in place.

This arm of the LSU, headed by Ms Nkepeng Khoboko, focuses on providing much needed support such as subject-specific assistance, soft skills like study methods and crucial underlying thinking skills.

Emotional Support

The emotional well-being of all Rhenishers is of paramount importance and Rhenish has two full time psychologists who steer this arm of the LSU. Ms Lauren Conchar (a counselling psychologist) and Mrs Nel (an educational psychologist) have some 18 years of experience in the field of educational psychology between them.

Emotional and academic support is available to all our learners. Learners and parents are welcome to make an appointment to see one of the support professionals, either by coming past their offices, or by emailing them.

Need More Information?

Contact our head of academics, Dr Rika Kroon