We are delighted to share that NODA has published an outstanding review of our Les Misérables production – praising every aspect with no faults.

Our Year 12 and 13 Spanish pupils had a fantastic day in London at the British Film Institute Spanish workshop on ‘La Casa de Bernarda Alba’.  

We were delighted to present four fantastic performances of this year’s production of Les Misérables.  

We are delighted to share that the Royal Hospital School Futures and Alumni Office have been awarded the IDPE Engagement Campaign of the Year Award in recognition of the outstanding success of the Centennial Bursary Campaign Art Exhibition and Auction. This award celebrates innovation, creativity and meaningful community engagement. 

Our Year 13 pupils have been busy this week taking part in mock interviews with the support of our amazing parent volunteers.

Our Debating Team has successfully progressed to the second round of the ESU Schools' Mace, one of the oldest and largest debating competitions for secondary schools. On Tuesday, Chris S, Clara F and Lara C headed to CRGS and spoke excellently as opposition to the motion: 'This House Would ban dating and relationship-based reality TV'.

Today, on Armistice Day, we remember.

Our pupils took part in the Lady Mayor’s Show on Saturday and they were brilliant!

On Friday, Nelson House came together to celebrate Admiral Lord Nelson’s historic victory at the Battle of Trafalgar (1805) - a proud Royal Navy tradition that’s been honoured for over 200 years.

We are thrilled to celebrate the remarkable achievements of Charlie Allison, a former pupil, following an outstanding debut season in First Class cricket for Essex County Cricket Club this summer. 

Last Friday, the Royal Hospital School proudly hosted the Suffolk Climate and Green Skills Pupil Summit, supported by Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils and facilitated by the InterClimate Network (ICN).  As part of our commitment to supporting local communities and environmental education, we welcomed Year 8 and 9 pupils from 10 local schools for a day focused on collaboration, critical thinking, and climate action.  

Today marks a very important milestone as the Coroner’s inquest draws to a close following the tragic death during the Easter holidays in 2024 of Georgia Scarff, a much-loved pupil of RHS.

We are proud to announce that the Royal Hospital School has been named a Finalist in the Talk Education Awards for Innovation in Education 2025 in the category of Inspiring Sporting Activities.

Michele has achieved excellent results 9, 9, 9, 8, 8, 8, 8, 7, 7 in Art, Media Studies, Combined Science, Business, Drama, Mathematics, English Language and English Literature. 

Grace has achieved an excellent set of GCSE results, including grade 9s in Art and Chinese, grade 8s in Business and Media, a grade 7 in Computing and Mathematics, and a 7 and 6 in Combined Science.