Sixth Form Geography students have achieved excellent results in the UK National Geography Olympiad Trial, competing against schools from across the country in a new national academic competition.
Upper Sixth Psychology students recently welcomed a practising psychiatrist into school for an engaging and thought-provoking talk on schizophrenia, directly supporting their A Level studies of the Schizophrenia topic.
The RGS Worcester Girls’ Hockey teams have achieved outstanding success this season, with the Under 13s crowned National Champions, the Under 15s finishing third nationally, and further County titles secured across the age groups.
Following their impressive performance at the Oxford Regional round, RGS Worcester’s Debating team travelled to Nottingham on Saturday 7 February for a demanding day of competition featuring four preliminary rounds and a series of closely contested finals at the Nottingham Schools Debating competition.
This week, RGS Worcester marked Children’s Mental Health Week (9–15 February) by reflecting on this year’s theme, ‘This is My Place’ and the importance of ensuring that every child feels valued, safe, supported and able to thrive at school.
Lower Sixth artists and Alumni are exhibiting their work at Worcester Cathedral this February, with their retrospective exhibition ‘Society in Motion’ on display in the Chapter House from 14-22 February 2026.
The RGS Worcester 1st VII Netball team competed in the Regional Finals last week, facing some of the strongest schools in the region after qualifying through the County round.
Last week, seven pupils from RGS Worcester competed in the Herefordshire and Worcestershire Cross-Country Championships.
Years Seven and Eight swimmers recently competed at the Warwick 50 Gala, hosted by Warwick School.
Lower Sixth student Milo Thomas was recently offered a valuable insight into elite professional sport after spending the day at the training ground of Harlequins, one of England’s leading Premiership Rugby clubs.
RGS Athlete Development Programme (ADP) pupils welcomed back Old Elizabethan Tom Berry this week for a powerful and thought-provoking talk on injury, recovery and identity in sport.
Earlier this term, Royal Navy Cadets travelled to Portsmouth and HMS Excellent to take part in a challenging and rewarding programme of fire-fighting training and practical exercises on the DRIU (Damage Repair Instructional Unit).
RGS Worcester is delighted to report nine Oxbridge offers this year across a broad range of disciplines, reflecting the outstanding academic achievement and ambition of students across the Sixth Form.
RGS Worcester enjoyed an evening of exceptional success at the Oxford Schools Regional Debate, hosted at King Edward VI Girls’ School in Handsworth, with students delivering a series of strong performances against teams from across the region.
RGS Worcester’s recent production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has received national recognition after being selected by Concord Theatricals as the official showcase production for the Secondary School Edition of the play.