Maggie Reiff
Margarete Reiff is the secondary principal at WIS. She has been at WIS for 22 years and is proud to have been a teacher, mother as well as part of the leadership team for the past 22 years. Maggie studied at the University of Pretoria and has a degree in Afrikaans, German, and Psychology as majors as well as a Higher Education Diploma. Maggie enjoys traveling as well as working with young people, especially following their journeys once they leave WIS. It is amazing to see where our WIS graduates are in the world and how they make us proud. Maggie is a proud mother of a 23-year-old daughter who has just completed her studies in Hospitality and Design at SHMS in Switzerland. Alicia has just started her working career in Switzerland.
Maggie's dedication to her students is evident in her pride for their achievements, especially with her daughter Alicia stepping into her career in Switzerland. It's heartwarming to see how she not only nurtures young minds at WIS but also remains invested in their journeys after graduation. As someone who enjoys casual games like Crossy Road during my downtime, I appreciate how balancing work and leisure can be a great way to recharge. For some fun, you might also enjoy playing Scooby Doo Creepy Run online to unwind a bit! Scooby Doo Creepy Run
The length of time that you have dedicated yourself to education and leadership is quite remarkable. Her extensive expertise in dino game teaching and school leadership is genuinely motivating, analogous to the spirit of collaboration and competitiveness that can be found.
It’s impressive to see such a long commitment to education and leadership. Her experience across teaching and school leadership is truly inspiring, much like the teamwork and competition found in IO Games.
It's always inspiring to read about educators who dedicate so many years to one school community. Maggie's passion for supporting students beyond graduation and celebrating their achievements shows how lasting the impact of a great principal can be. After reading stories about education and leadership, I sometimes unwind with Crossy Road, a casual arcade game where guiding a character across roads, rivers, and train tracks provides a quick, relaxing break before getting back to work.