With the deadline now passed to buy a personalised brick for our eagerly awaited Worcester International Hockey Centre, RGS Worcester would like to say a massive thank you and congratulations to all Parents, Alumni and Staff for their continued support.
We were thrilled to hear from RGS Alumni, John Barley who shared the following story of a lifelong friendship nurtured during a French Exchange.
The end of this academic year will see Teacher of Religious Studies, Miss Jo Marsh completing 32 years of teaching at The Alice Ottley School and RGS Worcester.
After 11 years of service for the RGS Worcester Family of Schools, Director of Finance & Operations, Mr Ian Roberts OBE is retiring at the end of this term.
Bow ties and ball gowns were the order of the day in Perrins Hall on Tuesday evening as our Sixth Form musicians put on two very special concert performances of Henry Purcell’s Baroque Opera Dido and Aeneas.
Back before Covid, Monday morning brought a regular email from Nick Chapman, reporting on RGS fencers. Now 16 months of silence has been broken by a flurry of Fencing fixtures, with the percussive sound from the piste of steel on steel.
This academic year has been amazing for the RGS Debating Society, seeing them compete against many top Debating teams from across the country and reaching the final stages in regional, national and even international competitions.
Girls Cricket at RGS Worcester has really taken off this term and pupils from all Year groups have been able to play a variety of fixtures. On Saturday 19 June, RGS hosted a ‘Softball Festival’ Cricket competition.
Girls Cricket at RGS Worcester has really taken off this term and pupils from all Year groups have been able to play a variety of fixtures.
Eld Hall was filled with a murmur of academic excitement last Friday, as Lower Sixth students shared the highlights of their research for their Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) at a Presentation Fayre.
