History Rustenburg School for Girls

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sketch of rustenburg house montrose cloete


the school founded in 1894 in historic rustenburg house, dates years of dutch settlement @ cape in 1932, high school moved new buildings on erinville estate , charlie s hope. charlie s hope subsequently demolished in 1976, before being rebuilt closer school. erinville name of high school s boarding house. rustenburg house declared national monument in 1941, still houses junior school.


headmistresses , headmasters of high school:



miss alicia bleby, 1894–1911
miss jean donaldson-wright, 1912–1916
miss caroline kemp, 1916–1936
miss gwen hazell, 1937–1951
miss margaret thomson, 1952–1979
mrs josephine mcintyre, 1980–1991
mrs mary van blerk, 1991–1999
dr elizabeth fullard, 1999–2006
mrs susan schnetler (acting), 2006-2007
laura bekker, 2007-2015
mrs susan schnetler (acting), 2016
mr michael gates, 2017 -

headmistresses of junior school:



miss marion roper, 1933–1944
miss zoë orton, 1945–1967
mrs ruth jones, 1968–1977
miss hazel lentin, 1978–1998
mrs conway, 1998–2007
mrs di berry, 2008 -




^ mcintyre, josephine (1994) white stoep on highway






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