We are delighted to share that the 1st VII Netball team delivered an outstanding performance in this year’s ‘Superball’ match against King’s School, securing a 26-22 victory in front of a sell-out crowd at the University of Worcester Arena.
The Under 18 Senior Girls’ Hockey team closed out their 2024-25 season in spectacular fashion last Friday evening.
On Tuesday this week, a team of twelve Year Seven novice racers visited Mallory Park racing track for an exciting day of practice for Greenpower car racing.
Last week, the Performing Arts Centre was transformed into an eerie moonlit forest for the latest production from Senior Drama students.
RGS once again played host to the Worcester Competitive Arts Festival (WCAF), welcoming hundreds of talented performers and their families over three weekends in March.
We are delighted to announce that Year Eleven pupil Jai Sanehi has been awarded a prestigious Arkwright Engineering Scholarship, the UK’s most esteemed recognition for aspiring engineers.
We are delighted to share that RGS Worcester raised an impressive £2,324.22 for Comic Relief last Friday.
This year’s climax to The RGS Worcester Family of Schools’ musical year took place in Worcester Cathedral on Tuesday evening with ‘Rhapsody in Blue: A Concert in Colour’.
It was an exciting weekend of Debating with the Senior Society in action at Oxford Schools Finals Day last Saturday and the Middles competing on Sunday online in the International Competition for Young Debaters.
Year Seven pupils Lucy Wheeler and Monae Van Vliet recently competed in the first regional round of the English Speaking Union Shakespeare Competition at King’s School, Gloucester.
Last week, we were delighted to welcome award-winning author Julian Sedgwick to RGS Worcester for a special visit.
Last week, 23 Lower Sixth Geography students travelled to the Field Studies Centre in Slapton, Devon, to gather data for their Non-Examined Assessment (NEA).
Today, The RGS Worcester Family of Schools held a very successful non-uniform day to raise funds for Comic Relief Red Nose Day.
On Monday, we celebrated the success of the RGS Football programme with the Senior Football Dinner, an event that brought together players to reflect on their achievements this season.
Lower Sixth Textiles students travelled to London last weekend to explore the array of research opportunities for their individual Personal Investigation coursework projects.