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Ahead of World Mental Health Day on Saturday 10 October, RGS Worcester pupils and staff marked the occasion today, raising awareness of mental health and the importance of supporting one another.

RGS Worcester pupils enjoyed an excellent day at the KMAT Great Debate Coventry and Warwickshire qualification tournament, competing against ten other schools and securing first and third places overall.

RGS Worcester rowers made a strong start to the head racing season at Worcester Small Boats Head on Saturday 3 October, with nine crews competing across two divisions on the 4,500m course from Bevere Lock to Pitchcroft Grandstand.

Year Eleven pupils showcased their musical talents on Wednesday 30 September for the latest Teatime Concert, presenting an impressive and varied programme of vocal and instrumental performances in Perrins Hall.

RGS Worcester has continued to strengthen its Educational Partnerships programme this term, bringing together local school leaders and pupils through two recent events focused on Sport and Physical Education.

Pupils in Years Seven, Eight and Nine are being invited to take part in the Performing Shakespeare Competition, offering an exciting opportunity to explore Shakespeare through performance and develop confidence, creativity and oracy skills.

We are delighted to share the Autumn 2026 edition of Excel Magazine, celebrating the achievements, opportunities and experiences of pupils and staff across The RGS Worcester Family of Schools.

Last Friday, pupils took to the stage in the Performing Arts Centre for ‘RGS Live’, an evening of Rock and Pop music showcasing solo singers, instrumentalists, ensembles and student-led bands from across all age groups at the School.

Year Seven pupils came together this week for the annual House Launch Assembly, marking the beginning of their involvement in the RGS Worcester House system and a busy year of competitions and activities.

On Wednesday 16 September, 55 Drama students from Year Ten to the Upper Sixth travelled to Birmingham Rep to see an innovative new staging of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.

Last Thursday, pupils interested in exploring a future career in Medicine welcomed former RGS Worcester pupil Dr Gurjivan Sohal for the latest Careers Seminar.

RGS Worcester pupils enjoyed an excellent summer of Cricket, achieving success at county, regional, national and international level while representing clubs and representative sides.

Lower Sixth student Max enjoyed an excellent run of success on the golf course over the summer, securing victories at two Junior Open competitions.

Congratulations to Year Ten pupil Harrison, who recently took an exciting step in his Hockey development after being invited to attend an England Hockey Under 16 trial at Lilleshall National Sports Centre.

On Sunday 27 September, Head of Higher Education, Mr Hallett, took part in one of the City of London’s oldest traditions, joining the annual Woolmen’s Sheep Drive and Livery Fair on Southwark Bridge.