A historic football match
Last week saw a historic event for Rugby High School - our first ever Sixth Form boys competitive football match, played against Rugby Free Secondary School.
Last week saw a historic event for Rugby High School - our first ever Sixth Form boys competitive football match, played against Rugby Free Secondary School.
We are asking parents / carers of our students to write to their MP's to highlight the issue of rising costs and the impact of insufficient government funding on school funding.
Rugby High is inviting year 11s and their parents/guardians to our 6th Form Open Evening
Digdata are running a number of live online career challenges i.e. virtual work experience this Autumn term, with Experian and Lloyds Banking Group and we'd like our students to take part!
It is with great sadness that we learnt of the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II last week.
We offer our sincerest condolences and heartfelt thoughts to the Royal Family.
Students are celebrating their excellent GCSE results today
Our students have achieved excellent A Level results with 72% of students gaining A* to B grades with nearly 10% reaching A* grades in all their subjects.
Curriculum Enhancement Week has been a huge success at Rugby High this week, with years 7 to 10 embracing a week of learning new skills, trying different activities and surviving the heatwave.
On Monday 11th July, the RHS U13 Football Team took part in a 5-a-side tournament at Solihull Moors. We, alongside Harris Academy, were representing the 'Eastern Warwickshire' area at the 'Coventry, Solihull and Level 3 Warwickshire School Games.' This was following our sterling performance during and qualification from the Level 2 tournament the previous Tuesday.
Please see attached letter for further details on the day.
Every year the Engineering Development Trust runs various programmes and routes into STEM, tailored to different age groups. One of these is the Industrial Cadets Gold Project aimed at students in Year 12, and each year Rugby High School enters one or two teams.
With all the stress of upcoming exams, the Year 11 Latin class had a welcome break in the form of a virtual visit from the wonderful Dr Barnaby Taylor. Before Easter, Dr Taylor, associate professor of Classical Languages and Literature at Oxford University, enlightened us with his expertise pertaining to all things magic and superstition.