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The second lesson of the Royal Institutes mathematics masterclass took place on Tuesday after school. This week, the topic was understanding probability and game theory. A competitive match of rock,…

International Women’s Day happens just once a year, on the eighth of March.  It is a day to recognise the cultural, economic, and political achievements of women around the world. …

Our week-long celebration of the written and spoken word was packed full of exciting opportunities for the boys to develop their life-long love of learning, and reading. We welcomed author…

World Book Week at the RGS is an opportunity to remind students, parents, and staff alike of the reasons why we read. As Sixth Former, Tom, eloquently said in his…

18 RGS MUN delegates took part in the annual conference. Our team comprised students with widely different levels of experience: from seasoned Sixth Formers to First Formers who are just…

I would start this speech with a question: why should we read?   Today marks the start of RGS book week, and Thursday is World Book Day – an international celebration of books…

  For this term’s King’s Lecture, we were delighted to welcome current RGS parent Richard Burrell to deliver a talk entitled, How to have a career behind the camera –…

RGS Prep’s Drama Club presents; ‘Star Warts – The Umpire Strikes Back!’ ‘Star Warts’, featuring a collection of galactic characters on a space adventure, is the latest RGS Prep Drama…

You may wonder what one of the founders of the Duke of Edinburgh Award, Kurt Hahn, has to do with this week’s theme of global citizenship.  Hahn was a German…