Lower Sixth Textiles students enjoyed an inspiring day in London on Tuesday last week, visiting a range of museums and galleries as they begin work on their Personal Investigation for Component One of their Textiles A Level.
Year Eleven artists recently enjoyed a thought-provoking research trip to Liverpool, immersing themselves in the city’s rich artistic heritage and distinctive architecture.
Last Wednesday, Year Ten Classics and Latin pupils enjoyed an educational visit to the Roman Baths.
RGS Worcester has been recognised among the country’s highest-performing independent schools in the Best Schools League Tables 2025, based on published A Level performance data.
We are delighted to share that former RGS Worcester pupil Haineala (Ala) Lutui has been named in the England Rugby Red Roses training squad for the first time.
Our Open Morning this Saturday promises to be a vibrant and immersive celebration of everything that makes RGS Worcester such a special place to learn.
RGS Worcester rowers enjoyed an excellent day of competition at the Indoor Rowing Event held last Saturday.
On Tuesday this week, Year Ten pupils delivered an excellent Teatime Concert in Perrins Hall. The afternoon featured a rich variety of performances, ranging from classical concertos to contemporary pop and musical theatre.
Rehearsals are now well underway for the next RGS Worcester Drama production, ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’, following the success of last term’s performances of ‘The Band’.
National Indoor Club Hockey took centre stage in January, with RGS Head of Hockey, Miss Sally Walton OLY playing a key role as nine teams competed over two weekends in a highly competitive round-robin tournament.
We are pleased to share the story of Steve Bradley, one of our minibus drivers, whose commitment to supporting others extends well beyond his day-to-day role at School.
Hundreds of people from across Worcestershire and Dudley gathered in Worcester Cathedral on Saturday for the Service of Welcome and Installation of Hugh Nelson as the 114th Bishop of Worcester.
Sixth Form student Ella Everett-Morris enjoyed a memorable end to the year after representing England Netball Under 19 team in a fixture against the Scottish Thistles at the Copper Box Arena over the Christmas period.
We are delighted to celebrate the outstanding international success of Year Nine pupil Jorgie Ardis, who recently represented Team UK at the Xpirit World Cup in Cancun, Mexico.
Despite the low temperatures gripping the UK last Thursday due to Storm Goretti, Year Nine engineers were buzzing with excitement as they set off for the STEM experience at Williams F1 headquarters in Oxfordshire.