Communication
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Source domain: wbjs.org.za
Collected on 21 August 2026
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Download and Install d6 Communicator App
Family members and community members can download and install the d6 Communicator app on their computer or mobile phone to receive real-time news, calendar events, and updates from the school directly.
- Who it is for
- family members of Wynberg Boys’ Junior School, parents, and community members
- How to act on it
- Click the download link provided on the communication page
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To download and install, click here
View YouTube Channel Content
The school uploads regular content to its YouTube channel. Viewers can watch videos, like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated on school activities and achievements.
- Who it is for
- parents, students, and members of the public interested in the school
- How to act on it
- Visit the YouTube channel via the provided link
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We upload regular content on our YouTube channel. Be sure to Like, Comment and Subscribe!
Weekly School Newsletter
The school sends out a weekly electronic newsletter via MailChimp every Thursday afternoon. Family members and community members can subscribe to receive updates on school events, announcements, and news.
- Who it is for
- family members of Wynberg Boys’ Junior School, parents, and community members
- How to act on it
- Visit the website and enter first name, last name, and email address in the subscription form
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Our newsletter distribution is done electronically via MailChimp. It is sent out weekly on a Thursday afternoon.
Contribute to WBJS Magazine
Students in all grades are invited to submit articles on topics such as art, events, trips, sport, and creative writing like poems. The annual WBJS Magazine showcases student work across four pillars: Academics, Sport, Culture, and Service.
- Who it is for
- students in all grades at Wynberg Boys’ Junior School
- How to act on it
- Submit articles on various subjects to the school for inclusion in the annual magazine
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The WBJS Magazine is produced annually and encourages all Grades to contribute by submitting articles on a variety of subjects such as art, events, trips, sport and creative writing such as poems.
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https://wbjs.org.za/communication/
Key Takeaways
- MailChimp
- weekly newsletter
- Thursday afternoon
- d6 Communicator
- WBJS Magazine
- YouTube channel
- Oxford Street
- postmaster@wbjs.org.za
- secretary@wbjs.org.za
- Wynberg Boys’ Junior School
- Mailchimp
- d6 Communicator
- Brandesign
- postmaster@wbjs.org.za
- secretary@wbjs.org.za