#Light It In Red is a nationwide campaign to draw attention to the plight of the entire theatre, music and live events industry during the Covid-19 pandemic. In 2020, theatres and other entertainment venues were lit up in red on three evenings between the beginning of July and the end of September.
We were delighted to hear that former RGS pupil, Myren Madden has been selected by England Weight Lifting for their Weight Lifting Training Squad, in preparation for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. At the age of only 19, this is a huge achievement.
The School held a very successful Mufti Day on Friday 19 March to fundraise for Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day. Pupils could choose to come to school in home clothes or RGS Sports kit and were asked to wear a touch of red.
RGS was celebrating an excellent performance by Lower Sixth Physics pupils in the 2021 Physics Olympiad Senior Physics Challenge this week which is a national competition.
As RGS Worcester marked the National Day of Reflection this week with a one-minute silence across school, our thoughts were with all those who have been directly affected by Covid-19.
A group of A Level Chemists took part in the 53rd International Chemistry Olympiad in February, run by The Royal Society of Chemistry.
Over Half term, the English Department ran an inaugural Lower School Creative Writing Competition, open to all pupils in Years Seven and Eight.
We were delighted to hear from RGS Worcester alumna, Hollie Lunn who is working as a ‘Games Delivery Coordinator’ for the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Over 130 of the best schools’ Debating teams from the UK and across the world competed at Oxford Finals Day last weekend.
As part of our A Level Politics studies, Lower Sixth Politics students participated in a Webinar Zoom call organised by the Rothermere American Institute at Oxford University.
