Cadets from the Naval Section at RGS Worcester have been taking part in CCF Navy lakeside water sports at the University of Worcester, developing their confidence and skills on the water in a fantastic setting.
RGS Worcester pupils have achieved an impressive range of individual sporting successes, with recent achievements across Fencing, Athletics, Table Tennis and Badminton.
Former RGS Worcester pupil Theo Houston has continued his Football development with an excellent opportunity at national level, attending a three-day England Men’s Under 18 goalkeeping training camp at St George’s Park.
The RGS alumni Cricket team called the Old Elizabethans Cricket team travelled to Radley College recently to play the Radley alumni team, the Radley Rangers, in the first round of the National Cricketer Cup.
RGS Worcester is delighted to announce the appointment of former Worcester Warriors Captain and England international Mr Chris Pennell as the School’s new Head of Rugby.
As the RGS Worcester Humanities Essay Prize entered its third year, the competition proved more competitive than ever, with nearly forty entries submitted by Lower Sixth students across a range of Humanities subjects.
RGS Worcester pupils are celebrating an exceptional set of results in their London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) Acting examinations, achieving an impressive 21 Distinctions across a wide range of grades.
On Monday 11 May, ten Year Eight pupils represented RGS Worcester at the KMAT Debate Boxing event held at the University of Warwick.
Our Years Seven and Eight mathematicians have achieved another excellent set of results in this year’s Junior Mathematics Challenge.
Year Nine pupil Oscar has received a new two-year contract with Birmingham City Football Club, continuing his development within the Birmingham City Academy.
RGS Worcester’s Lower School pupils are preparing to bring ‘The Hobbit’ to the stage this June, as this year’s Summer Drama Production takes audiences on an adventure through Tolkien’s much-loved world of Middle-earth.
Pupils studying Art and Textiles at RGS Worcester gained an insight into the wide range of opportunities within the creative industries last Thursday, as Joshua Barnett from Falmouth University visited the School for a series of workshops, classroom sessions and a whole-school Careers Seminar.
RGS Worcester was delighted to welcome former pupil Georgie Hollingworth back to School last Friday, where she led a series of weaving workshops with Year Ten Textiles pupils and shared insight into her creative journey since leaving School in 2020.
Last Friday evening, pupils from RGS Worcester took to the stage for The Silver Shoes Dance Showcase, bringing The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum to life through Dance.
On Wednesday 29 April, 39 students travelled up to Llanrug, North Wales, to undertake a rigorous four-day challenge that would test both their stamina and their spirit.