Robinhill School

Joy Davids (Chairperson of our School's SGB), on this special day, the staff and learners of our school wish you a very happy birthday.

Thank you for your dedicated leadership, commitment, and unwavering support to our school community. Your guidance and passion for education continue to make a positive difference in the lives of our learners and staff.

May your birthday be filled with joy, good health, happiness, and many wonderful moments with family and friends. We wish you a year ahead filled with success, blessings, and continued inspiration.

Happy Birthday and best wishes from all the staff members and learners of our school! 🎉🎂🎈

With sincere appreciation,
Staff and Learners of Robinhill Special School

Robinhill Special School successfully concluded its sports programme for the term with matches against Ligstraal in Paarl. These sporting opportunities provide our learners with valuable platforms to showcase their talents, develop their skills, and build confidence through participation and teamwork.

Mr Fritz de K**k, Disaster Management Officer, training and capacity building, recently visited the school to discuss the school's contingency plan and future actions. The engagement highlighted the importance of emergency preparedness and the role of staff in responding appropriately during crises. Training sessions will be conducted to equip the staff with the necessary skills and knowledge to manage emergency situations effectively.

Our sincere thanks and appreciation to Molo Songololo and the Thuthuzela Care Centre for their selfless service and commitment to our school and community.

The information session was highly informative, engaging, and valuable to our staff. Through their dedication and expertise, our school concluded Child Protection Week on a meaningful and impactful note.

We are grateful for the important role they play in promoting the safety, well-being, and protection of children. Thank you for making a positive difference in the lives of our learners and the broader community.

The CBST and LSID Team (Metro North Education District) have been conducting a workshop at Robinhill Special School focused on managing and addressing challenging behaviour in the classroom. The workshop aims to equip educators and support staff with practical strategies, intervention techniques, and effective classroom management approaches to create a positive and supportive learning environment for all learners.

We extend our appreciation to the CBST and LSID Team for sharing their expertise and supporting our staff in developing the skills and confidence needed to respond effectively to challenging behaviour in the school setting.

Let's Build an Inclusive and Empowered Community Together

At Robinhill Special School, we proudly support this programme and its commitment to creating opportunities, encouraging meaningful participation, and empowering every member of our community.

Together, we can build a community where everyone belongs, everyone participates, and everyone has the opportunity to thrive. By embracing inclusion, respect, and collaboration, we create a stronger and more compassionate future for all.

We extend our sincere appreciation to everyone involved in making this vision a reality.

Robinhill Special School's Sport Representatives attended a DCAS (Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport) and DISWEC meeting held at the Western Cape Sport School in Kuils River.

The meeting provided valuable information and guidance on various aspects of school sport development and participation. Key topics discussed included:

Applications for Support from DCAS
Applications for Support from WCED
Western Cape School Sport Strategy
National Competitions
The meeting was informative and beneficial, providing schools with important updates and opportunities to further develop and strengthen school sport programmes. Robinhill Special School remains committed to promoting inclusive participation in sport and creating opportunities for learners to excel at both provincial and national levels.

🎉 Robinhill Special School Celebrates World Play Day 🎉

Today, Robinhill Special School proudly celebrates World Play Day, observed internationally on 28 May each year. This special day highlights the importance of play in the development, happiness, and well-being of every child. Through play, children learn communication, creativity, teamwork, problem-solving, and social skills in a fun and meaningful way.

At Robinhill, we recognise that play is not only enjoyable, but also an essential part of learning and development for all our learners. As a special school, we embrace inclusive and meaningful play opportunities that allow every learner to participate, explore, and express themselves with confidence and joy.

World Play Day reminds us that every child has the right to play, regardless of ability or circumstance. Today we celebrate laughter, friendship, creativity, movement, and the power of play in building a happy and supportive school community.

Dear Parents / Guardians,

Parent–Educator Meeting

This is a friendly reminder about the upcoming Parent–Educator Meeting scheduled for Tuesday, 19 May 2026, from 14:00 to 18:00. This is a valuable opportunity for parents to engage with educators and discuss their children’s academic progress, development, and overall performance at school.

Your attendance and involvement in your child’s education are highly appreciated, as they play a crucial role in fostering a supportive learning environment.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Kind regards,
School Management
Robinhill Special School