After success for a Philosophy essay in 2024, the Humanities Essay Prize for 2025 was won by Lower Sixth student Ellen McGettigan with her Geography entry, while responses from History and Law took second place.
The Headmaster has written an article which has been published in The Independent Schools Magazine this month.
RGS Worcester rowers have continued their impressive season with strong performances both on the river and at the coast.
The recent Junior Mathematics Challenge saw RGS pupils achieve excellent results once again, demonstrating their strong problem-solving and numerical skills in this popular national competition.
Year Ten Design Technology pupils enjoyed an inspiring visit to the Coventry Transport Museum on Tuesday, gaining a first-hand insight into the engineering behind Thrust SSC – the current holder of the World Land Speed Record.
The Athletics season is well underway, and RGS Worcester athletes have already achieved an impressive set of results across a variety of events and competitions, demonstrating both talent and determination.
Last weekend, A Level Drama students travelled down to Cornwall for a residential trip.
This month, Worcester’s creative spirit was on full display as the Barbourne Artists’ Spring Exhibition brought colour and imagination to the City.
We are delighted to announce the launch of the latest edition of ‘Excel’ Magazine.
We are delighted to share that several Upper Sixth students have recently received their Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Gold Awards, a truly prestigious and hard-earned accomplishment.
Last week, the RGS Wind Band comprising wind and percussion players from Years Seven to Ten visited RGS The Grange to take part in their annual Spring Concert.
The highlight of a busy week of Cricket was Sunday’s fiercely contested Cricket Cup Match, as the Boys’ 1st XI took on the Alumni XI, competing for the Allen Cup.
This week’s Careers Seminar welcomed Head of Physics, Mr Neil Rowlinson, who offered pupils an insightful exploration into the many pathways a Physics background can open.
On Tuesday, Year Eight pupils delivered a fantastic Teatime Concert, with twenty-one pupils from the Year group, as well as two pupils from Year Nine.
Today, Lower Sixth students took part in a valuable Mock Interview session designed to help them refine their interview skills and prepare them for future opportunities.