Newsletter

Following two weeks of excellent weather during the training sessions, RGS rowers were back in action last weekend, at the Worcester Spring Regatta.

Lower Sixth English and Drama students departed for West Yorkshire on Friday, to explore the village of Haworth and the landscape that provided inspiration for the Brontë sisters’ novels and poetry.

Last Wednesday saw the final Teatime Concert of the Academic year taking place in Perrins Hall, performed by pupils in Year Seven.

On Saturday 21 May, we were thrilled to see Perrins Hall filled, once again, for the AOOE Alumni Dinner. 

The RGS School community gathered in the Quad on Tuesday, to join in a fun-filled, all-school ‘Jubilee Picnic’, to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty The Queen.

As Her Majesty The Queen celebrates her Platinum Jubilee after 70 years of service, we looked through the School archives to create this special edition of ‘The Jubilee Times’.

This week, RGS pupils and budding directors, producers and film fanatics, donned their finery to attend the very glamorous, RGS Film Maker’s Festival. 

Young musicians from the RGS Worcester Wind Band have had a busy week of performances and events, sharing a love of music with other local schools. 

The RGS Worcester Family of Schools are delighted to further extend their support to Ukrainian families in Worcestershire.

Congratulations to Year Eleven pupil Jacob who competed in the Worcestershire County Track and Field Championships last weekend, winning the Under 17 County 800m event.