19/05/2026
This is exactly why RRM remains a screen-free school. βοΈπ
Research continues to show that handwriting activates the brain in ways typing simply cannot. Writing by hand strengthens memory, understanding, focus, and learning because children are actively processing information instead of just copying it.
At RRM, we choose physical books, paper, pencils, reading, and writing experiences that develop the whole brain β not just fast fingers on a keyboard.
Sometimes the slower road truly is the better one. π±
Read more here: This is exactly why RRM remains a screen-free school. βοΈπ
Research continues to show that handwriting activates the brain in ways typing simply cannot. Writing by hand strengthens memory, understanding, focus, and learning because children are actively processing information instead of just copying it.
At RRM, we choose physical books, paper, pencils, reading, and writing experiences that develop the whole brain β not just fast fingers on a keyboard.
Sometimes the slower road truly is the better one. π±
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18/05/2026
Grade 5s are getting fired up to speak up against plastic pollution! πͺππ£οΈ
Future change-makers in action β¨β»οΈ
15/05/2026
Today we kicked off our annual Study Methods & Learning Style Workshop with our Grade 4β7 learners! πβ¨
In collaboration with , our learners have officially started an exciting academic ROAD TRIP towards improving their academic coping skills and study habits. ππ£οΈ
Todayβs workshop focused on important skills such as goal setting, time management, and the 6 Steps of the Learning Process ( ). We also added another summary method to our growing study toolbox! π§ βοΈ
What a fun and meaningful way to prepare for the upcoming exams! π
14/05/2026
πΊοΈβ¨ Learning through play in Grade Rβ1! β¨πΊοΈ
As part of our Community Theme, our learners took part in a fun and interactive map skills activity led by Teacher Tumi π©π½βπ«π
Pictures of shared community spaces were placed around a maze, and learners were challenged to work together to find the correct destination! π€ Blindfolded learners had to listen carefully while their partners guided them through the maze using directions and arrows β¬
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This exciting activity helped develop:
π§ Problem-solving skills
π Listening skills
π£οΈ Communication
π€ Teamwork
π§ Early map and direction skills
Learning becomes so meaningful when children can move and explore together! π
13/05/2026
πβ¨ A day in the life of a Grade 2β3 student! β¨π Today was another fun-filled day of learning and creativity! π
Our learners explored π Measurement, learnt all about coordinating conjunctions βοΈ, and got creative by created their own Totem Poles π¨πͺΆ as part of our North America theme. Now they know π€ that Totem Poles were traditionally found in Western Canada, North America! ππ
Learning through hands-on activities makes every day an adventure! π
11/05/2026
Sometimes the smallest gestures leave the biggest impact. π
One of our learners, Hayley, left this sweet little note for Teacher Thandi to thank her for cleaning the classroom. Her spelling may still be developing, but her kindness and gratitude shine through so beautifully. π₯Ήβ¨
Moments like these remind us that we are not only growing young minds, but also nurturing caring hearts. Well done, Hayley! πΌ
07/05/2026
β‘οΈ This weekβs Preschool theme is Electricity!
Our little ones are learning, in a fun and simple way, what electricity is and how it helps us every day π‘ From turning on lights to watching TV, theyβre exploring how things work around them.
We are also talking about staying safe β learning that plugs, wires, and electrical things are not for little hands π«π
Through play, stories, and activities, we are building early understanding in a fun and age-appropriate way π·
05/05/2026
Time management is your best friend during exams β°β¨
Start early, plan smart, and give your brain the time it needs to store and recall information effectively ππ§
When you prepare in advance, you donβt just study - you reduce anxiety and build confidence πͺ
Break your work into manageable chunks, set realistic goals, and stick to a schedule. Small, consistent effort always beats last-minute cramming π
Be intentional. Be organised. Be a PLANNING GURUποΈπ₯
We are already SO proud of all our wonderful students!
29/04/2026
Why stay inside when the sun is shining? βοΈ
We took our number lines outdoors today - soaking up the sunshine while jumping, stepping, and counting our way through Maths! Twos and threes have never been this funβ¦ learning, moving, and laughing all at once. πΏ
Who knew Maths class could feel this much like play?
28/04/2026
Grade 4 Science in action! π‘οΈβ¨
Our learners explored the changing states of matter β from solid β‘οΈ liquid β‘οΈ gas and back again β through hands-on experiments using ice and boiling water π§π§
From watching steam turn into droplets to seeing ice melt right before their eyes, every moment sparked curiosity and excitement! ππ‘
This is what learning looks like at our school β engaging, practical, and full of discovery. π