Reflection: Coronation of King Charles
The upcoming coronation of King Charles has sparked much discussion about the necessity of a monarchy in the modern world. The notion of monarchy can feel archaic and unreflective of…
The upcoming coronation of King Charles has sparked much discussion about the necessity of a monarchy in the modern world. The notion of monarchy can feel archaic and unreflective of…
Les Incroyables To stage a school production of the iconic Les Misérables is daunting, to do this in a historic Tudor room and solely in French, with a number of…
Tolerance means accepting differences in people: their opinions, beliefs, practices, racial or ethnic origins, and so on. It’s a fair attitude towards those who are different from us, and it…
The Easter holidays were jam-packed with trips both abroad and within the UK, across many subject departments. Fourth Form students visited the newly built Soho Place Theatre in London for…
It has been a busy half term for our music staff and pupils. We held preliminary rounds for House Music in the form of Competition Concerts for Wind, Brass, Strings,…
The Headmaster is delighted to announce the Senior Prefect appointments for 2023/24. School Captain is Stuart Brown and he is supported by the two Deputy School Captains, Alex Jackson (who…
After learning about the Arctic and Antarctica, Year 1 had our Polar Regions Wow Day where we explored all the wonderful things these cold places have to offer. We started…
10 March marked the start of British Science Week. We celebrated with a wide range of activities across all disciplines for students of all ages. Prior to the start, students…
The 2023 RGS Scholarship Conference took place on Monday 20 March. The theme for this year’s event was Revolution. We were delighted to secure five speakers from a range of…