The girls' senior rugby side made a triumphant return to the field
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Our second annual Literary Festival took place on Monday, where we hosted Year 5 pupils from two local schools (Littlegarth and Holbrook Primary). They spent a fun-filled and inspiring day of workshops, led by Joe Craig, a well-known children's author who wrote the award-winning Jimmy Coates action-adventure series.
National Careers Week 2024 (4-9 March) brought an exciting buzz to RHS this year, with engaging emails, resources and activities aimed at equipping our pupils with invaluable career guidance and skills.
Our Charity Gala Concert proved to be spectacular!
The 'time' has come and British Science Week 2024 has officially begun!
Happy World Book Day!
We are pleased to invite you to our annual Parents’ Conference on Saturday 16 March, entitled ‘Helping your Child through Adolescence’. This is open to parents of pupils in all year groups, and we hope that you are able to join us for what is set to be a very interesting morning.
Our Year 11 pupils made history today by participating in our inaugural Service Day! 🙌 They rolled up their sleeves and engaged in various community service activities, including working in our Community Garden 🌿 , and visiting a primary school to help with reading and giving presentations about other countries and cultures, along with visiting a care home where they spent time playing board games and hearing stories from the residents.
On Friday our school took part in Svitlo School's World Record Assembly to raise awareness of the impact of conflict.
Congratulations Charlie C for being selected to play in the U18 National Lambs Squad and joining the tour to South Africa this summer!
Today we're sitting down with Mr Barty Hills, Head of Rugby and Assistant Housemaster at RHS. Barty is a former pupil and sports scholar at RHS, where he played rugby, football and cricket, and was captain of the first rugby team.
Our Charity Gala Concert has proved to be one of the highlights of the year, showcasing the wealth of talent, musical diversity and incredibly high standards which are synonymous with the school.
This term’s gig night was kicked off by Ella I and Jerry T singing a duet, ‘Just the Way You Are’ (Bruno Mars), followed by Oli B, who was singing and drumming ‘Death Cup’ (Mom Jeans.). Mathilda K sang ‘Clown’ (Emeli Sandé), which was followed by ‘Crazy’ (Gnarls Barkley) sung by Georgi L, then Katya D played piano and sang ‘Bloodsucker’ (CIL).
Congratulations to Audrey Foley, a talented academic and sailing scholar, who has been offered early acceptance by Yale University to join their esteemed sailing team, the Yale Bulldogs. Audrey, a full international boarder in Year 13, from the United States, will commence her studies in Economics and Mathematics in September, becoming our first pupil to go on to study at Yale University.
28 music scholars from Years 7 to 13 wowed the audience with a wonderful concert showcasing their incredible talent in solo instrumental and vocal performances.