We were pleased to welcome families to the School’s Flagge Meadow Sports Ground, in the latest in the Ukrainian Community events hosted by the RGS Worcester Family of Schools held just before Half term.
On Friday 27 May, nearly 60 debaters, past and present, gathered in Perrins Hall for the Debating Society Dinner. This was a fabulous occasion, giving us the opportunity to celebrate the achievements of the Debating Society not just in the 2021-22 season but over the last nine years.
The Athletics season at RGS Worcester has been in full swing during the Trinity term, seeing multiple competitions across the various ages here at the School.
Congratulations to all pupils who participated in this year’s Junior Physics Challenge, with RGS achieving excellent results of 10 Gold, 21 Silver and 92 Bronze Awards.
Year Seven pupil Cameron Henry was given a tremendous opportunity during the May Half term by training with the Manchester City Football Academy in Abu Dhabi.
Congratulations to RGS Head of Athletics and Strength & Conditioning, Mr Biddle who ran 46.56 seconds for the 400m on Saturday.
Excitement is mounting for the forthcoming School Production of ‘The Bacchae’. With opening night now just a few weeks away, the committed, talented and enthusiastic cast and crew have been working hard.
It is with great pleasure that we congratulate Upper Sixth student, LoÏc Keasey who has been selected to form part of the Under 18 England International squad that will tour South Africa this summer.
This term the RGS Worcester Family of Schools has welcomed new pupils who have left their homes in Ukraine to seek refuge in the UK.
The second race of the season took place on Wednesday 25 May at Mallory Park race track in Leicestershire. This was a new track added this year to the Greenpower calendar and so all were excited to see how team ‘Superformance’ would fare on it.
Following two weeks of excellent weather during the training sessions, RGS rowers were back in action last weekend, at the Worcester Spring Regatta.
Lower Sixth English and Drama students departed for West Yorkshire on Friday, to explore the village of Haworth and the landscape that provided inspiration for the Brontë sisters’ novels and poetry.
Last Wednesday saw the final Teatime Concert of the Academic year taking place in Perrins Hall, performed by pupils in Year Seven.
On Saturday 21 May, we were thrilled to see Perrins Hall filled, once again, for the AOOE Alumni Dinner.
The RGS School community gathered in the Quad on Tuesday, to join in a fun-filled, all-school ‘Jubilee Picnic’, to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty The Queen.