Congratulations to all our alumni who are graduating university this year!

It was great to welcome alumni from all generations back to RHS for this year's Summer Reunion.

Hear from two members of the Royal Hospital School Association General Committee. 

“I did my A levels thanks to a bursary; private school wouldn’t have been an option for me, otherwise."

“The bursary meant that I literally had a chance to build a life that I would be proud of despite my previous lack of access to opportunities and resources."

Receiving a School scholarship and bursary has been pivotal for me. It's not just about academics at RHS; it's about the fusion of learning and experience."

Without the De Neuman scholarship I would not have able to attend RHS. My brother and I both benefit from scholarships at RHS and this has changed the course of our education massively."

“Having a bursary means a lot to me as it opened up new opportunities that I wouldn’t have had before. Springboard and RHS have allowed me to step out of my comfort zone."

"I joined RHS in 2017 when I was 11 years old - now I’m in my last term of Year 13. I do wonder what my life would be like had I not been given the opportunity of a bursary."

Teniola Lamidi (Howe, 2023) is currently doing a placement at the social enterprise, soon to be charity, Head Held High which was founded in 2013.  

Simon Iddon (St Vincent, 1990) has recently been to the Retail Technology Show to showcase his new business along with Ian Clay (St Vincent, 1990), his Business Development Director.

6 June 2024 marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day which was the largest amphibious invasion in history and was a pivotal moment in WW2 marking the beginning of the liberation of France and Western Europe.

Brian Wheeler (Howe, 1990) suffered a life changing injury in May 2018 which paralysed him from the waist down. 

Archie Hainsworth (Hawke, 2019) has reached out to share an inspiring update of how he and Freddie Wootton (Hawke, 2019) are on a humanitarian mission to Ukraine.