Well done to all pupils who took part in our 11+ Entrance Examination Day last Saturday. This year has seen the need for creativity and ingenuity when it comes to everything and the Admissions process has been no different.
This week has been Children’s Mental Health Week, with the theme ‘Express Yourself’, encouraging young people to find creative ways to share thoughts, ideas and feelings and discover activities that benefit their well-being.
We are delighted to congratulate RGS students who have received offers to begin courses at Oxford or Cambridge Universities this September.
This week, RGS was pleased to be able to assist a local primary school by donating 20 iPads to help support pupils with their remote learning.
As well as making it into the Regional Final of the English-Speaking Union’s Schools’ Mace last week, this week RGS Worcester debaters also secured another record, equalling the best tally at the Oxford Schools’ competition Regional Round.
Mrs Jilly Witcomb, Director of Drama, explains the challenge she set her Tutor group at the beginning of this term.
Mrs Houchin has been keeping Year Seven pupils busy this term with her ‘Creative iPad Challenges’.
Last week, the RGS Worcester Senior Debaters once again enjoyed huge success, winning through to Finals Day at Cambridge University as well as the Regional Final of the English Speaking Union Mace competition.
This Tuesday saw fifteen RGS musicians from Year Seven, perform and delight audiences with a superb online concert. Viewers tuned in via Google Meet at 7pm to watch talented soloists (each performing remotely) entertain with a wide repertoire of musical treats.
During last summer 2020, Lower Sixth student Ethan Farmer, made the decision to pursue an EPQ (Extended Project Qualification), focussing on his love of ‘80s and ‘90s music, boy band culture and musical theatre.
