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.
Staff and volunteers from across The RGS Worcester Family of Schools came together to load a shipping container bound for partner schools in North Eastern Ghana, as part of the School’s ongoing partnership with the Talensi Community Development Foundation.
Just before the Easter break, Year Eight pupil Vienna Whale performed seven dances in the Midland Theatre Ballet’s production of The Twelve Dancing Princesses at the Crescent Theatre in Birmingham.
Year Seven pupil Joe Reay has achieved his full Green Belt in Taijutsu Kai JuJutsu, following a demanding two-hour grading conducted entirely in Japanese.
Lower Sixth students Charlie Rucinski and Bill Wilesmith were selected to represent Herefordshire County Rugby at a recent tournament in Stourport.
On Monday 20 April, RGS Worcester minibus driver Steve Bradley completed the Boston Marathon alongside blind runner Dave, achieving an excellent time of 3:55:49 and breaking the four-hour mark.
The RGS Worcester Family of Schools has been shortlisted as a Finalist for two national categories at the Tes Schools Awards 2026: ‘Best Use of Technology’ and ‘Independent Senior School of the Year’.
RGS Worcester students achieved an excellent set of results in the Royal Society of Chemistry Olympiad, with awards across all categories.
Before Christmas, four Lower School pupils entered the ‘Stranger Sagas’ competition, a national creative writing competition run by Young Writers.
RGS Worcester made a strong debut at the Sedbergh National 10s at the start of the Easter holiday as one of only two Schools invited to join this established event, taking on some of the strongest school Rugby sides in the country.
Battling rain, hail, snow and high winds, Year Seven pupils took part in the GreenPower F24 test day at Mallory Park on Tuesday 25 March in what proved to be exceptionally challenging conditions.
On Tuesday 14 March, RGS Worcester hosted its first TeachMeet in partnership with the University of Worcester.
Swapping their school bags for hiking packs, Year Nine pupils began their expedition section of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award last Friday with a dedicated training weekend.