School Governing Body
Chairperson:
Ms T. Mandviwala
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Mrs A. Allie
Ms N. Dhansay
Mr I. Dixon
Mr S. Jalgaonkar
Ms F. Ibrahim Laing
​Mr V. Mandviwala
Mr K. Naidoo
Mr B. Paleker
Mr T. Taladia
Mr A. Watson
Aidon Allies (RCL)
Ahmad Ali Waglay (RCL)
Learner Leadership
Rylands High School has various opportunities for learners to develop their leadership skills in and out of the classroom. For instance, learners can become class representatives, captains of sports teams or head of a club.
Furthermore, prestigious learner leadership roles include being members of the RCL (representative council of learners) and being a prefect.
Role of RCL
The representative council of learners (RCL) is a team consisting of learners from each grade that serve to liaise with staff and management to voice the opinions of all learners. Members of the RCL gather input on the issues that learners are facing and construct plans to address the issues. The RCL then raise issues and proposed solutions with staff.
Overall the RCL's primary aim is to enhance learner experience and foster a positive and disciplined environment for all Rylanders.
RCL Body 2025
Chairperson: Aidon Allies
Deputy Chairperson: Ahmad Ali Waglay
Prefect Executive Council 2025
Executive: Monaz Mandviwala
Executive: Leelah Jaffer
Head Girl: Lailah Van Der Westhuizen
Head Boy: Adam Peters
Executive: Shaheer Baey Jalgaonker
Executive: Aidon Allies
Role of Prefects
Prefects play a crucial role in shaping the culture and ethos of our beautiful school and must be committed to upholding the school's values. The prefect body consists of responsible matric learners who are ambassadors of the school. They set a brilliant example of discipline, kindness and work ethic for others to follow.
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Prefects have several responsibilities, including ground duty, late coming duty, ushering parents and learners at school events and more. The prefect executive council lead the prefect body and ensure all members of the team are performing their duties effectively.
Prefect Body 2025