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Grade 8 learners at Andrew Rabie High School can participate in the tradition of ringing Botha's Bell on their first day of high school. This symbolic act marks their official entry into the school community and celebrates the beginning of their academic journey.
Students elected to the RCL at Andrew Rabie High School can lead and manage projects aimed at building school cohesion, fostering spirit, raising awareness, and supporting both the school and wider community.
Learners in Grades 8 to 12 at Andrew Rabie High School can apply to become members of the RCL, which gives them the opportunity to develop leadership skills by planning and managing school projects that promote unity, spirit, awareness, and support for the school and broader community.
Students in Grade 11 can serve as prefects at Andrew Rabie High School, where they support school culture, demonstrate integrity and responsibility, and act as role models for younger learners. They help maintain discipline and promote school pride.
Anyone with questions, suggestions, or complaints about the prefect system at Andrew Rabie High School can contact Ms. L. Bester or Mr. L. Joubert directly.
Students in Grade 12 can serve as prefects at Andrew Rabie High School, where they lead by example, uphold discipline and respect, and act as ambassadors between learners and staff. This role helps develop leadership skills such as communication, teamwork, and accountability.
Learners at Andrew Rabie High School can participate in the Blood Bank Group, which supports school blood drives, promotes blood donation awareness, and develops leadership and civic responsibility through service.
After the interhouse athletics, a large group of athletes are selected to compete at the Zone 5 meeting, which serves as a qualifying stage for higher-level competitions.
The Metro team selected from the Nelson Mandela Metro High Schools Athletics meeting will represent the region at the Eastern Cape Senior Schools Athletics Championships.
Qualified athletes from the Port Elizabeth High School meeting will compete in the Nelson Mandela Metro High Schools Athletics meeting, where a Metro team is selected.
Athletes who represent the Eastern Province or the Eastern Cape Schools team at the South African Championships become eligible for honours colours.
Athletes who qualify at the Zone 5 meeting can compete in the Port Elizabeth High School meeting, where schools from Port Elizabeth face off.
