We marked Neurodiversity Celebration Week with a powerful and heartfelt visit from actor and autism advocate Bradley Riches, who spoke to the Lower School about his lived experiences and his…
Our biggest World Book Week yet — held during the National Year of Reading — began with an inspiring visit from award‑winning author Simon James Green. He joined students at…
British Science Week brought an exciting buzz to the school this year, and fittingly, the spotlight was handed over to our young science leaders. As the Head noted, “As it…
Pupils across the school immersed themselves in a vibrant celebration of storytelling, creativity and imagination as they took part in this year’s World Book Week. The week-long programme brought books…
What do you aspire to be when you grow up? We’ve probably all been asked that question on multiple occasions and as we move through our school days I suspect…
For more than 25 years, the Steynor Prize, RGS Musician of the Year, has stood as the school’s premier platform for celebrating outstanding musical talent. This year’s competition once again…
Wellbeing at our school is not confined to a single week, it is woven into daily life, guiding how pupils learn, play and support one another. However, Children’s Mental Health…
Biodiversity has been the central focus of our Early Years Eco-Schools project this term. The nursery children (our Eco-Schools team) gathered on the carpet to be introduced to the topic….
On Thursday 22 January, our Upper Sixth biologists were treated to an unforgettable academic experience as they took part in Dr Guy Sutton’s renowned “Brain Day”, a programme designed for…
Many people would argue that art has existed since the very beginning of humanity, whilst others believe it only emerged in the last few thousand years. Some even claim that art is unnecessary, whereas others…
