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Rondebosch Boys' School
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Rondebosch Boys' High School and Rondebosch Boys' Preparatory School make up a prestigious public school situated in the suburb of Rondebosch in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa. It was founded in 1897.

The school strives for a strong school community and an all-round education, and it offers a range of cultural activities and societies.

Academics

Rondebosch has a strong tradition of academic excellence with over a third of final-year students achieving an "A" aggregate and over 90% achieving matric endorsement in 2002 in the [Western Cape Education Department exams].

Rondebosch has also won the UCT Mathematics Competition for seven of the past eight years.

Sports

Rondebosch is the traditional rival of the nearby school Diocesan College (Bishops). Derby sport matches between the schools are played twice a year in both rugby and cricket, as well as in a number of other sports. Along with SACS, these three schools participate in the annual Triangular athletics event.

Notable alumni

International sports players

Soccer

Gary Bailey

Cricket

Gary Kirsten

Rugby

Springboks: Gerald Thompson, Frank Mellish, Jackie Tindall, Willie Rousseau, Bennie Osler, Stanley Osler, Jock van Niekerk, Mervyn Ellis, Jack Gage, Alvi van der Merwe, John Apsey, Dendy Lawton, James Starke, Mike Lawless, Ian McCallum, Roy McCallum, Chris Pope, Derek van den Berg, Joel Stransky (who was at Rondebosch till his under 16 year), Gcobani Bobo and Hanyani Shimange.

England: Frank Mellish

France: Eric Melvill

Ireland: Dion O'Cuinneagain (captain), who also captained the South African Sevens side.

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