Windsor High School

En Avant

Category: Weekly Circulars

  • Weekly Circular 15 February 2026

    Dear Parents, Staff and Students

    We have had a bumper week of activity while simultaneously ensuring a strong week of academics. Congratulations to our class of 2026 for organizing an extremely successful Valentines Day program. Thank you to the Grade 12 team of register educators. A special shout out must go to Ms De Kock for her leading role in managing this event.

    The debating team participated in their first formal debate and emerged the victors against an unbeaten South Peninsula High team. Well done to the team made up of Leah Kannemeyer, Tyler Adams, Elam Mpondonqi and Tyler Prinsloo. We also thank Mr Daniel, our teacher in charge. We are part of the Tores foundation debate Club and thank Coach Josef for his guidance.

    The Inter- Zonal Athletics competition took place this weekend and we congratulate all our athletes who participated in this competition. The Volleyball teams had their first friendly games against Rylands High this week as part of their pre-season training. Netball training has commenced. The Marching Band and the Eco club continue to thrive. The Christian and Muslim societies as well. We congratulate all our readers who received awards from Exclusive Books at the “Reading is Kwaai” prize giving at Cavendish Square. We thank Mr Nigel Mortley our mobile librarian for this initiative that has now become an annual tradition. We are proud to announce that our top reader for 2025 is Skyla Valentine. Well done Skyla!!

    We encourage all students to get involved in the after school program whether it is a sport, cultural club and / or society. The RCL has completed all their elections and their leaders Sharon Mashonga and Perucy Sotyatyo, represented the school at the Education district workshop for RCL Leaders. We are proud of you and of all our students who are involved in positive activities at the school. Keep serving with kindness, care and respect.

    This communication also serves to inform the Windsor family that the school governing body has applied to the SAP to do a search and seizure for illegal substances and weapons. Warrant Officer Manyahke, the school’s liaison officer, has informed the school that this will be done randomly. We will not be informed of when it will take place. The reason why this is being done is to ensure that the school remains a place of safety. We are a drug and weapon free zone. Cigarettes, vapes, weed are examples of illegal substances. Pepper spray, pocket knives, sharp objects, lighters are examples of illegal weapons.

    “It takes a village to raise a child“

    We appeal to our parents that collect their children from school to report to us any inappropriate behavior that is seen when students are dismissed at the end of the day. Report it immediately so that we can deal with this display of disrespect. As said before the overwhelming majority of Windsor High students are respectful, we are working hard with a few students to teach them what respect looks like and that they have to take accountability for their disrespect and the negative public image they portray. A child is taught values of respect at home, yet as a staff we have to spend far too much time dealing with disrespect before school, in the classroom and after school. Thank you to those parents/guardians who collaborate and support the staff in this societal issue that we are forced to manage.

    The week ahead becomes the start of a very holy period for both Christians and Muslims as we approach the start of Lent and Ramadan. We pray for our communities and the Windsor family during this holy period. En AvantKind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

    Principal Windsor High School

    “A winner is a dreamer who never gives up”

  • Weekly Circular 8 February 2026

    Dear Parents, Staff and Students

    This past week our students enjoyed the Inter – School Athletic Meeting at Green Point Stadium and the grade 8 team had a lovely family social day. Thank you to all our staff, parents and students involved in the planning, preparation and participation. Thank you, especially to our parents and service providers for all the donations received.

    The captains of the Athletic team, Tyler Jones, Mika Petersen, Vice Captains, Aneeq Cassiem and Tamsyn Van Harte together with all the athletes must be congratulated for their performance at the Inter-School Athletic meeting held at Green Point Stadium. Windsor High was placed in fifth position amongst 12 other competing schools. Coach Toefy must be commended for preparing the team so well. Thank you Sir for all the sacrifices and your diligence. We are proud of you and the Windsor Athletics team. Thank you to Ms Hanslo for your guidance, support to coach and the team and for your excellent leadership in this portfolio. To the supporting staff and officials thank you for going the extra mile in ensuring our athletes and spectators were taken care of on the day. Team work remains dream work!

    As with the Athletics, our grade 8 team of register educators under the helm of Ms Mally planned a wonderful social event for our grade 8 families. Lots of fun was had by all. Thank you to Ms Jafta and the estate team, Ms Arendse and Ms Mosavel for the support provided on the day. Once again team work!

    Valentines Day Fundraiser

    On Friday, 13th February the Class of 2026 will be hosting a Valentines show in the Main school hall during interval. Students may come dressed in casual wear at a cost of R20-00 and those dressed in uniform will pay R10-00. This payment is compulsory for all students. All students will have free entry to the show.

    Mathematics and Math Literacy Assessment

    On the same day as above all students will write a formal assessment. The assessment will be written in the morning at 08:30. Lesson 1 and 2 will follow before we have the interval / Valentines Show. Lesson 3 and 4 will continue after the show. Students must ensure that they have their notebooks and pens as teaching/learning remains the key focus of the day. Attached is information to ensure that each grade 8 and 9 student is registered with Siyavula.

    Parent Support before and after school

    There is a saying that goes something like this: ” it takes a village to raise a child “. We appeal to you, our parents, to report any inappropriate behavior that you witness outside of the school site immediately on the day so that we can nip it in the bud. Let’s have the spirit of “Your child is my child”. Educators and support staff cannot be everywhere. If you witness students smoking, tell them to stop!

    Parents and guardians engage with your child, communicate with them, talk to them about respect and appropriate behavior. They have a lifetime to be adults and to do the things adults do in the safety of their home. When they are in their school uniform they represent themselves, their family and most importantly the school.

    We welcome on board in the Afrikaans Department, Mr Abrahams who will be a substitute educator for the term. We wish him well for this term and warmly welcome him into the Windsor family.

    As educators we approach week 5 determined to ensure excellence in our delivery of the curriculum content to our students. As parents/guardians ensure that learning is consolidated at home. Grade 8 to 11 should be spending at least one hour at home doing homework, revising and practicing math. Grade 12 at least 2 hours daily. As students you should be focused in class and co-operating with your subject teacher.

    Normal school dismissal times for the week ahead and we appeal that all students are punctual. School commences at 08:00 and if your child is going to be late please inform us.

    In closing, we pray that the week ahead will be a productive one for the Windsor family. En Avante

    Kind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

    Principal Windsor High School

    “A winner is a dreamer who never gives up”

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  • Weekly Circular 7 December 2025

    Dear Parents, Students and Staff

    As we plan for the release of the results it is important that you have downloaded the Prosum App on your cell phone and that you know your username and password. All communications are on this app as well as the school fee statement. Reports will only be released via this communication. Reception will assist you with your username and password if there is a challenge. Let us iron out all the challenges before Wednesday, the 10th December at 11am when reports are released..

    Textbooks

    We have not retrieved all the textbooks. Our final appeal to you, our parents and students, to return all the school textbooks and library books this coming week. We have a record of who has returned their books and will not be handing textbooks to any one in the new year who has not handed in textbooks this year.

    Outstanding School Fees

    We have come to the final month of the year and to all those who have outstanding balances we appeal to you to pay your debt. The hand over takes place on Friday, the 19th December 2025. No student with outstanding school fees will be invited to a Matric Ball in 2026 and beyond.

    Grade 11/12 subject changes

    We have a short window period in which to do this for our Class of 2026. Parents please note that we will ensure changes in the following subjects only: Mathematics to Math Literacy, Physical Science to Business Studies and for 11D/12D EGD/Life Sciences to History.

    Appeal Process

    If your child has not met the minimum pass requirements, you have the right to appeal. The form is attached.

    Rota Trim Paper, Toilet Roll, Exam Pad

    Every student at Windsor High is required to hand in a box of paper, 12 toilet rolls and 1 examination pad with writing lines, on the first day of school in 2026. This is non-negotiable and register educators will monitor and do the follow up in 2026.

    Thank you

    As a school community we are continuously blessed with support in various forms. We thank the following parents Mr De Bruin and Mr Gumbo, newly elected on to the school governing body, for their willingness to serve the best interests of our school family. We thank Go Math and their sponsors for the donation to the school.

    New Staff

    We welcome on board the following educators that will join us in 2026 Mr Daniels, Ms Kalamdien, Ms Kajee and Ms Jury. In the administration zone we welcome Mr Sedien, Ms Van De Heever and Ms Janodien and finally in the sports department we welcome Mr Toefy and Mr Jattiem. Our staff complement has grown and we are indeed blessed to have these new staff members welcomed into the Windsor family.

    We pray with gratitude for all our blessings, we pray to the Almighty for the safety and protection of the Windsor family during this festive season. We pray for peace in our homes, in our community, in our country and in the world. En Avante.Kind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

    Principal Windsor High School

  • Weekly Circular 30 November 2025

    Dear Parents, Staff and Students

    We have come to the end of the academic year of 2025. What a year it has been! We have been so blessed as a school community that we can only look back at this year with gratitude. Thank you parents, thank you staff and thank you to all our students.

    Nelson Mandela said: “It always seems impossible until it is done.” This year has been a grueling one for all. It is now time to get into a slower rhythm as we wrap up the school year. The final results are in the process of validation and this coming week the final verification for promotion and progression will be done by the Education District. We release the results of the grades 8 to 11 to you our parents/guardians via the Prosum App on the 10th December at 11am. The grade 12 results will be released on Tuesday, 13th January at 10am at school.

    The pre-liminary results show us that the GET phase has done exceptionally well even before any condonations were generated by the system. We are extremely proud of our grade 8 and especially our grade 9 students for this achievement. A clear effort was made in term 4. Well done parents and students.

    In the FET phase however, we have a larger group of learners who did not meet the minimum pass requirements for grades 10 and 11. This means that we have a number of students who will need to repeat the grade. Those learners who have been diligent and worked consistently throughout the year have performed extremely well. We are very proud of your achievements.

    We will await for the district to verify the results. In our final communication for the year, we will release the Top 20 Merit list.

    Reflection of the past week

    Ms Terri Roodt of the Drama Experience facilitated the leadership workshop for our class captains and RCL members during this past week. She provided feedback on how wonderful our learners co-operated during the session. Thank you to all the RCL members and class captains who attended. We are extremely proud of you.

    On Saturday, we welcomed our new grade 8 learners for 2026, the class of 2030, to our school building and into the Windsor family. We emphasized our core value words of dedication, commitment, respect, kindness and care. We remind our parents/ guardians of this grade to engage with your child around the learners’ code of conduct. Baseline assessments were written in Mathematics, English and Afrikaans. Thank you to all staff who assisted on the day.

    Bi-elections of parents on the SGB

    We say farewell to our Chairperson Ms Rushni Majiet. We thank you, Ms Majiet for the diligence, sacrifice and hard work of the past 5 years as you served and governed Windsor High. You did this with integrity and to serve the best interest of all the children under your governance. Thank you for this.

    On Monday, at 1pm the first nomination and validation meeting will take place at school under the guidance of the school electoral officer, Ms Prinsloo of Groenvlei High.

    School Uniform Shop

    The second hand shop will be open from 9am to 12:00 from Tuesday, 2nd December until 23rd December 2025. Parents are reminded that you can purchase school ties, school badges and the athletics/PE uniform at Aspire clothing in Imam Haroon Road Lansdowne. At School and Leisure in Claremont we can purchase the school skirt, school jersey, school ties and school badges.

    Stationery List

    Attached to this email are the stationary lists for grades 9 to 12 of 2026. Please note the costs of Business studies textbooks R80-00 G10, R90-00 G11, R100-G12. All textbooks must be covered with strong plastic, so we appeal to parents/guardians to budget to cover 9 textbooks per child. Reminder that each student must have a box of Rota Trim paper, 12 toilet rolls and 1 examination pad that is handed in on day 1 in January 2026. Grade 10 class lists for 2026 will be released later in the week.

    Farewells

    The Educator Assistant program has come to an end on the 30th November 2025. We thanked all our assistants for the excellent support they provided to the school.

    As a Windsor Family we also say farewell to the following staff members: We wish them well on their new journey. We thank them for everything that they have done for us.

    Ms Galant, Ms Cedras, Ms Landsberg, Ms Gusha, Mr Mcphereson and Ms S. Petersen.

    We pray for the safety and protection of our school family. En Avante, forward and upward

    Kind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

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  • Weekly Circular 23 November 2025

    Dear Parents, Staff and Students

    It is with deep gratitude that I communicate with you this week. Gratitude to you our parents and guardians for the constant engagement around your child this past week. Whether they were running late, not feeling well or needed to be collected early. Thank you also for the medical certificates/ notices from the clinics for their absence because of ill health. Thank you to all staff for your efficiency. We had 3 NSC exams ending at 5pm during this past week. Thank you for your diligence in ensuring a well run examination.

    To the students of Windsor High. The 99% majority of you have been well behaved, respectful and exemplary students in the exam room. Thank you! I am saddened that I cannot say 100%. However, I remain hopeful that we will get the 1% of learners on track before they reach grade 12.

    We are still in the process of examination as the grade 12 NSC examination ends on Tuesday, 25th November.

    Student Leadership Workshop

    This will take place on Tuesday, 25th November 2025 from 9am to 12pm in the minor hall at school. All the class captains and RCL members from grades 8 to 11 must attend. The dress code is casual clothes. Be comfortable in what you wear.

    School Fees for 2026

    The budget meeting was concluded successfully. The school fees for 2026 is R9 500-00. We thank the school Governing Body Treasurer, Mr Kariem and co-opted member Mr Langeveld for their service in leading and completing this vital task.

    Textbooks

    All textbooks must be returned to the register educator. Lost and damaged books must be paid for before your child receives textbooks in 2026.

    On Thursday, 27th November, school will dismiss at 11am due to a staff function. Dismissal time for the rest of the week will be at 12:00.

    We pray for a productive week ahead. We pray for peace. En Avante, Forward and upward.Kind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

  • Weekly Circular 16 November

    Dear Parents, Staff and Students

    This past week the entire school has been involved in writing the final November Examination. We thank all staff for the smooth running of the examination. A special thanks to Ms Brown, Chief invigilator for the grade 12 NSC Exam and her team. Also to Ms Mally, Head of Examinations [8-11] and her team. We thank you, our Windsor families, for all the communication and engagements with the school. Thank you to all our students who are studying and preparing well for each subject being written. Keep doing your very best.

    Punctuality

    This becomes extremely important as no additional time can be provided for a student arriving late for an examination. If your child is running late in the morning do email the school or call the school to inform us. We do not allow any examination room to be disturbed by latecomers.

    Cellphones

    It is an examination irregularity for a student to have a cellphone in the exam room, on their person or in their bag. Engage with your child to hand in the phone at reception in the morning and to collect it after the exam. Windsor High is a cell phone free zone during school hours.

    Reminders:

    Budget meeting on Tuesday, 18th November 2025 at 6pm in the minor school hall. All parents are invited and must note that the decisions made at this meeting are binding on all families.

    Textbooks to be returned and school fees to be paid.

    School dismisses at 1pm Monday to Thursday and 12pm on a Friday.

    Grade 12 Donation of school uniform

    As we approach the last day of the NSC exam during this week, we remind the grade 12 learners of the tradition of coming dressed in casual clothes on the last day of your individual NSC exam in exchange for a donation of school uniform items placed in a bag. The uniform items can include shoes, pants, skirts, shirts, ties, blazers, jerseys. Your donated bag of school uniform allows you to come dressed in casual clothes on the last day that you write.

    We thank the Almighty for all the blessings bestowed on Windsor High. We pray that the week ahead will be peaceful, that our students remain focused on performing well in the exam and that we are all protected and kept safe. En Avante, Forward and Upward.Kind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

  • Circular 9 November 2025

    Dear Parents, Staff and Students

    It gives me great pleasure to announce the winners of the best dressed Halloween costumes for 2025. In grade 8 we have Joe Erlank and Myles Lenford. In grade 9 Rethor Oostendorp. In grade 10 we have Amber Minnaar, Chelsea Sassman and Mia Jooste and our overall winner as well as the Grade 11 winner is Cassidy Vermeulen. Congratulations to all of you. Your creativity was amazing. Your prizes can be collected on Monday from my office.

    Safety Protocols

    All schools have a safety committee who must meet quarterly. Safety policies dictate what we do in the case of an emergency. When there is a threat, external or internal, on any individual learner/s we do our due diligence. Our key priority is to ensure the safety of all on site. We are directly linked to Safer Schools and the SAP.

    Student Leadership Training

    On Tuesday, 25th November 2025 we will be having our last student leadership training for the academic year. This will be for all RCL members and class captains of 2025. The training will take place from 08:00 to 12:00.

    Examinations

    From Monday, 10th November 2025, all students from grades 8 to 12 will be involved in their final examination. We wish all our students well. Your performance in this examination will determine whether you move on to the next grade or not. We believe that each student has the potential to do this. It depends on preparation, study, attitude and sacrifice. If your child is absent from an examination, a medical certificate is required.

    Examination Irregularities

    No cell phones are allowed on the school site. It must be handed in at reception before school starts and collected after school. If a cell phone is found on a student in the exam room, it is an irregularity and a set procedure is followed. This can lead to a student receiving zero for the examination [grade 8-12] and in addition at grade 12 level being barred from writing the NSC exam for 3-5years.

    Below are additional examples of irregularities that have the same consequences described above:Any form of sounds/ talking in an exam roomNot following the instructions of the invigilatorcausing a disturbance in the exam roomhaving crib notes or any additional papernot being in a sober condition [Consuming weed/edibles/alcohol]

    School commences at 08:00 and dismisses Monday to Thursday at 1pm and 12:00 on a Friday. Please peruse the exam time table for when school will dismiss at 1:30pm. Punctuality is vital during this period of examination as the examination can commence at 08:30.

    We pray for the protection and safety of all of the Windsor family. We pray especially for our children. En Avante, Forward and Upward.Kind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

  • Circular 26 October 2025

    Dear Parents, Staff and Students

    As we reflect back on the past week we can do so with pride.

    Reflection

    In our grade assembly, our top achievers for term 3 were acknowledged with certificates and the top achiever in each grade was awarded with a medal and a badge. We once again congratulate them.

    Our class of 2025 wrote three NSC exams in the past week for the first time in our main school hall. History was made. Our grade 9 cohort wrote their systemic tests and the external invigilators praised the grade for their excellent behavior and co-operation on the day. Grade 9 students, we are so proud of you. Keep shining! Our Volleyball teams had an opportunity to attend the World PRO Beach Volleyball champions taking place in Camps Bay. This was thoroughly enjoyed by the Windsor Volleyball team as they were announced best supporters and were able to take photos with the various teams. Our grade 11 girls had the opportunity to attend a job shadowing program and they were thoroughly spoilt by the corporate world. Thank you to all our parents who attended the parent meeting this past week. The evening was a huge success in that the attendance was good and the engagement between parents and staff went well. Together we serve the best interests of our children.

    Additional Support for the well being of students

    We have our resident school counselor Ms T. Petersen who is a member of the School Based Support team and is on site Monday to Thursday from 9am to 1pm. We have Ms Denicia Buys from Life Choices our NGO Partner who is on site every Wednesday. We have the Character Company on site every Wednesday. This support deals with emotional well being, mental health, building character and general life skills addressing issues of bullying and substance abuse. We would like to introduce to our Windsor family a new member to this broad support team who will also deal with general physical health issues. The department of health has placed a nurse, Sister Green as Windsor High Schools allocated school nurse. We welcome Sister Green. She spent two days with us this past week. Her visits will be once a month going forward and the next date is set for the 20th November.

    Important Dates

    Wednesday, 29th October 2025 @ 6pm- New Parent Information Meeting Grade 8 parents of 2026

    Thursday, 30th October 2025 @ 6pm- Budget Meeting. All parents

    Friday, 31st October 2025 – Halloween Civvies Day; Students pay R15-00 for Civvies R5-00 in uniform

    Saturday, 1st November 2025 @9am to 12pm – Grade 11 Leadership Workshop with Future Factory

    Sport News

    We congratulate Tamsyn Van Harte in grade 11C for being selected into the Western Cape Softball team that will participate in the National School Summer Games in Johannesburg in December. Also congratulations to Ms S. Petersen, our receptionist who was selected as a coach for this team. Well done to both of you.

    Academic Update

    Grades 8 and 9 Creative Arts November mark includes 2 projects and a test. A drama and an art project. Parents and guardians please ensure that your child does both projects. This is a huge part of the final mark once the test is added.

    Grades 10 and 11 Life orientation final November Mark is an examination of 100 marks. This exam will assess terms 3 and 4 work. Parents and guardians we have had too many students not meeting the pass requirement in this subject because they are not studying for the exam. Please ensure that they have all the notes in their books and that they prepare well. No project or task or PE mark is added. It is only the exam mark.

    November Exam Date

    We have requested an early start to the November exam [4th November]. The reason being that 14 senior staff members have been approved to mark the NSC exam. Marking of the NSC exam commences on the 28th November. We await the response from the education department. As soon as we have the response we will issue the Final Exam Time Table to all. We have 7 teaching days left if we start on the 4th November. All learners must be studying and preparing for this exam.

    Grade 9 Subject Choice Forms

    Attached to this communication is the form that has already been handed to all grade 9 students. This is for grade 10 subject stream choices for 2026. This form must be completed and handed in by the 7th November 2025. Also attached is a letter explaining the subject requirements for Engineering Graphic Design [EGD], Grade 9 Parents and guardians please note that selecting Consumer Studies or EGD comes with additional financial costs to you the parent because of the equipment required for these subjects.

    Student Discipline

    This coming week is an important teaching week as the academic teaching program comes to a final close for 2025. All students must be punctual, dressed neatly in full school uniform every day. Any absence must be communicated with the school. Any classroom disruption will lead to the student being removed from the class and the parent receiving a call to collect them. We will not tolerate any violence or aggressive behavior at our school. Immediate suspension and if necessary a SGB Disciplinary Hearing. It is all about respect. For yourself and the family values you bring to school, respect for your peers and the adults at the school.. We have zero tolerance for anyone that is disrespectful. We uphold our school values of dedication, commitment, respect, kindness and care.

    We thank the Almighty for all the blessings bestowed on our school and our school community. We pray for the safety of the Windsor family and we pray for the protection of our school community. En Avante, forward and upward.Kind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

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  • Circular 19 October 2025

    Dear Parents, Staff and Students

    It has been a wonderful first week back at school, welcoming both our staff and our learners after the short break. We celebrated the Class of 2025 at a beautiful valedictory ceremony held for the first time in our Main hall. Both the school choir, and our marching band performances enhanced the proceedings. The class of 2025, from the head prefects to each of the class representatives spoke so well that it brought both parents and teachers to tears. Zane and Ethan displayed such talent with their performance on the keyboard and the guitar. We are so proud of the Class of 2025. We wish our grade 12s well as they prepare for the NSC exam. Thank you to our grade 12 parents and families and the grade 12 team of educators led by Ms Mally for all the hard work, sacrifice and support shown to our young people during this high school journey. We congratulate our Valedictorian, Sitarah Allie for her excellent overall achievement of 86%. We celebrate Marybelle Schietekat on receiving the Principals’ Award and Elam Magumasholo on the Service Award. Well done to all our grade 12’s, 177 students of the class of 2025. This is the largest graduating Matric class of Windsor High in the history of the school.

    As we approach this coming week, we are cognizant of the limited teaching time for our grades 8 to 11 before they commence their final exam. Therefore it is very important that all students attend school daily and that they are punctual. School will dismiss at 3pm as per normal this week, Monday to Thursday and at 12:30 on Friday. Reflection class will commence on Wednesday from 3pm to 4pm. We look forward to meeting the selected, invited parents to attend the parent meeting on Wednesday from 6pm to 7:30pm. This meeting will take place in the subject teachers classroom within the school building site. The bursar and myself will also be available to see parents during this time.

    On Tuesday, the first NSC exam will be written. Our Computer Application Technology students will be kicking off the NSC exam. Then on Wednesday, we have the grade 9 cohort doing their systemic tests in English and Mathematics. The week is completed with all grade 12 students writing their first language papers.

    The school has been invited to attend the World Beach Volleyball tournament taking place in Camps Bay and the school will provide the transport to and from the event. Those students attending must please take along a packed lunch. Indemnity forms must be returned as this will give them access to the transport. They must be dressed in full school uniform. They will be accompanied by staff members.

    We encourage all the Windsor families to follow the schools official social media pages of Facebook, Instagram and Tik Tok. Please ensure that you are linked with the correct page. We are finalizing our new school website and will inform the Windsor family and the broader Windsor community when the launch will take place.

    Our only fundraiser for this term is our Halloween Civvies Day on Friday, 31st October. The cost to wear Civvies on this day will be R15-00 and those in school uniform to donate R5-00. There will be a prize for the best dressed student in each grade. Boerewors rolls will be on sale at R20-00. Pre-Orders and payment to the register teacher by Monday, 27th October.

    Finally a reminder that school fees must be paid. Attached once again is the top 20 merit list and the schools bank details.

    We thank the Almighty for all the blessings bestowed on our school. We pray for the safety and protection of the Windsor family. May the week ahead be a productive and joyful one. May our class of 2025 find peace and focus as they prepare and study for their finals. En Avante, forward and upward.Kind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

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  • Circular 12 October 2025

    Dear Parents, Staff and Students

    It gives me great pleasure to welcome you back to school for the start of the fourth and final term of this academic year. This is a very short teaching term as we know that the grade 9 learners commence with National DBE testing through the GEC program on the 10th November 2025. This allows for 4 weeks of teaching before formal assessments commence for the grade 8 to 11 learners. The grade 12 learners start writing the NSC exam much earlier on the 21st October 2025.

    We celebrated the class of 2025 at their Matric Dance at Kelvin Grove in the spirit of their successful completion of the September Trial exam where there was an increase in their pass percentage. Well done! We are filled with gratitude to the parents and staff who made this event a truly special one for the class of 2025. A special thanks to the grade head Ms Mally and her team of Ms Nicholas [organizer of the Matric Dance], Ms Prins and Mr Van De Merwe. The evening was enjoyable with delicious food and lots of dancing.

    The Valedictory ceremony takes place on Tuesday, 14th October. On this day we will only be able to accommodate the grade 12 class of 2025 and parents/ guardians for this special celebration in the main hall of the school. There will be no formal classes for grades 8 to 11 as the event takes place from 9am to 12. All staff are involved in the ceremony.

    As we reflect on term 3 results we acknowledge an increase in the pass percentage for each grade. This means more learners have passed term 3 from grade 8 to grade 12.. This momentum must be maintained and we work towards achieving 100% pass in each grade for the end of this term. Your input will determine your output! A reminder especially to our FET learners, grades 10 and 11: Your personal effort during this term and your achievement in the final exam will determine whether you move to the next grade or not. For our grade 12, class of 2025 we encourage you to go for Gold in this NSC exam. Study hard every day and know that you have been prepared well for this final exam. Your NSC result is entirely in your own hands now. Thank you to all the grade 12 subject educators for getting our class of 2025 to this point.

    Attached to this communication is the calendar for term 4, the top 20 list of achievers for term 3 and the final NSC exam time table. School will dismiss at 2pm for students on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and 12:30 on Friday.

    We commend all our learners for their excellent academic achievements at the Shine Academia prize giving. The beautiful poetry presented, the flute playing and the singing by our learners certainly enhanced the event. We thank Mr January for representing the school at this event.

    We also welcome a new educator into the Mathematics department and into the Windsor family, Mr D. Authers. We wish him well.

    We pray that term 4 will be the best term of the year and that the Windsor Family will be kept safe and protected. We pray especially for the class of 2025, that they may be focused to do their very best.

    En Avante; forward and upward.Kind Regards

    Dianne Morgan-Meyer

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