At the Shakespeare Schools Festival our pupils put on a performance of The Tempest which transported audiences back to the glamorous jazz age of New Orleans and the dark voodoo magic of the wizard Prospero; expertly and chillingly played by Juliet.

Our Year 11 GCSE Media pupils had an amazing experience visiting the British Film Institute in London before the end of term!

Before the end of term, our school hosted 59 primary schools for the annual primary school cross-country event!

Our Year 8 Geographers had a wild adventure exploring Colchester Zoo!

Despite the rain, pupils from years 10, 11 and 12 embarked on a sponsored walk.

Our Year 9 Geographers embarked on an exciting trip to Walton-on-the-Naze to delve into coastal dynamics and processes! 

Our Year 9 pupils embarked on a journey of remembrance and reflection at the Imperial War Museum in London in March. Deeply moved by the exhibits, they focused on the Holocaust, listening to personal stories and experiences.   

The Lent term ended with the annual inter-house cross country competition, with vast majority of pupils taking part. This was an excellent display of school spirit, with the entire school community coming together to support the competitors.

This Lent Term may only have been ten weeks long, but our RHS musicians have certainly packed in a great deal during that time, including the Scholars' Concert, Gig Night II and the new-format Gala Concert which featured over 170 musicians!   

The term started with RHS hosting the Suffolk Shiver at Alton Water. Six teams from four schools joined three RHS teams for a cold day of racing. 47 races were sailed in near perfect conditions with an all RHS final to decide the winners. The Blue Team emerged victorious over Grey Team 2 – 1. 

Report given at the end of term assembly by Mr Nick Platt, Director of Sport and our Sport Captains. 

We are celebrating the exceptional achievement of our sailing teams, at the RYA/BUSA Women's Team Racing National Championship, this month. Led by our dedicated coaches and displaying remarkable skill and teamwork, the teams showcased their prowess among 14 teams from across the country, including esteemed institutions, clubs and universities. 

Exciting weekend at Banbury Sailing Club, Oxfordshire!

Despite the rain, it was great to see the RHS community gather on the terrace, joined by parents and friends, to watch the divisions display.