Year Nine pupil Georgie Timmis represented RGS Worcester at Swalcliffe Park on Saturday, competing in the Horse Events School Equestrian Games One Day Event on her horse, Strike a Pose, in the 90cm class.
Several members of staff from across RGS Worcester have recently completed marathon challenges, raising thousands of pounds for charity while inspiring pupils through their determination, commitment and positivity.
Former RGS Worcester pupil Maxwell Moses has signed his first professional contract with West Bromwich Albion, marking a major milestone after more than a decade with the Club.
We are delighted to announce the launch of the Spring 2026 edition of Excel Magazine, celebrating the achievements, opportunities and experiences enjoyed by pupils across The RGS Worcester Family of Schools.
We are delighted to share that Year Eleven pupil Arthur Hasling has been awarded a prestigious Arkwright Engineering Scholarship for the Sixth Form, recognising his promise and potential as an aspiring engineer.
RGS Worcester recently held its first ever Drama Dinner, bringing together 47 GCSE pupils and A Level students alongside members of the Drama Department to celebrate a year of performance and achievement.
Gardening Club continues to grow, with pupils from Years Seven and Eight developing the School’s growing spaces through weekly sessions on Thursday lunchtimes.
We are pleased to celebrate the recent achievements of Year Seven pupil Iona Laidler, who performed at the British Flute Society Performance Competition, held at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, before going on to enjoy further success at the Worcester Competitive Arts Festival.
Year Ten pupil Fin Hilton has achieved notable success in Music, receiving a Distinction in his Grade 6 Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) Clarinet examination and securing a place in the English Schools Orchestra on Viola.
RGS Worcester recently hosted a Fencing match against King’s School Worcester in Cobham Hall, with pupils competing across three pistes in an afternoon of impressive Fencing and excellent sportsmanship.
The RGS Worcester Foundation is looking forward to welcoming Old Elizabethans and Alice Ottleians back to School over the coming months, with a busy programme of events.
This week, Upper Sixth students marked their final days at RGS Worcester ahead of Study Leave and the start of their Public Examinations.
Over the past two weeks, more than 500 pupils from local primary and secondary schools have visited RGS Worcester as part of a series of Sports Partnership events, culminating in a large-scale Cricket festival delivered by Upper Sixth students at RGS The Grange.
On Tuesday this week, the Year Eight Teatime Concert brought a varied programme of music to Main Hall, with pupils performing confidently across a wide range of styles.
As the Trinity Term gets fully underway, there is much to look forward to across The RGS Worcester Family of Schools, with a number of key events taking place over the coming weeks.