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Sixth Form, Senior School, Prep, Reflections

Reflections: The term of the rubber duck!

For Mr Briggs, Deputy Head, Academic, it has been the term of the rubber duck! The last two weeks have seen the culmination of this year’s work on the concept of academic buoyancy, which we have discovered to be a very powerful Australian import. 

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Royal High voices, Sixth Form

Student Voice | Fashion, initiative and making connections

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Sixth Form, Senior School, Performing Arts, Music

Student Voice: Drumming up success, Jemima Y13

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Sixth Form, Senior School, Boarding

Weekend Round-up: Boarders Embrace Fun and Friendship

This weekend, Royal High boarders enjoyed a wonderful blend of relaxation, friendship and fresh air—proving that a healthy balance of work and play is key to success.

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Sixth Form, Senior School, Reflections, Undivided

Unity without Uniformity

This week saw the first assembly led by members of our new Sixth Form Leadership Team:  Grace and Bea, our Undivided Prefects. Undaunted by this challenge the pair delivered an uplifting and memorable assembly that defined their mission as bringing ‘unity without uniformity’ in a community where everyone, regardless of difference, feels they belong. 

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Sixth Form, Senior School, Staff Success

Staff Spotlight: Mrs Bolan – Bringing Real-World Maths to Life

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Sixth Form, Senior School, Performing Arts

Little Women: National School Theatre Awards Nomination

The Royal High School’s production of Little Women was a truly unforgettable evening, celebrating the talent, dedication and creativity of our students. Performed on Friday 25 April, the show brought Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel to the stage in a moving and beautifully staged performance that captivated everyone in the audience.

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Sixth Form, Senior School

Year 13 Muck-Up Day: A Wild West Farewell

Today, the school bid a fond farewell to our Year 13 students in true Muck-Up Day style, celebrating the end of their time with us before they embark on study leave in preparation for their final exams.This year’s theme - Wild West - transformed the Senior School, complete with wood shavings scattered across the floor and a host of cowboy-inspired decorations. The day was filled with energy and spirit, as students embraced the tradition of light-hearted mischief, marking the occasion with creativity and humour.