News
Author and illustrator Robert Starling visits Prep
We were all excited to welcome author and illustrator Robert Starling to the Prep School on Tuesday, as part of our Book Week celebrations. Robert is best known for his fun and engaging picture books, such the Fergal series. He worked with each class to help the girls bring new characters to life and shared some great tips on how to write stories. It was also fascinating to hear him talk about the childhood books that inspired him to become an author/illustrator.
Year 6 Condover Netball Weekend
Over the course of a thrilling three-day weekend at Condover Hall in Shrewsbury, our enthusiastic Royal High Bath Year 6 netballers embarked on an unforgettable residential experience, combining exciting activities with netball mastery, alongside 20 other GDST schools.
Model United Nations 2024
Bath international school’s Model United Nations (BISMUN24) kicked off on Friday 1st of March with an exciting three days full of great debate, emergency scenarios and collaboration. Read a report of the event by RHB team member Jess.
GDST Heads of Sixth Conference
We have been delighted to welcome colleagues from across the GDST network to the Heads of Sixth Conference taking place in our Music School.
Head's Blog: International Women's Day
As many of you will know today, 8 March 2024, is International Women’s Day. A day to celebrate women’s achievements, raise awareness about discrimination and to take action to drive gender parity.
Year 7 Roman Morning
A highlight of the Spring term for our Year 7s is Roman Morning. Bringing the whole year group together for interactive workshops with visiting Romans (professional re-enactors), to bring history to life.
Head Girl Hustings
Recently more than 30 of our Sixth Form students put themselves forward to join our new Prefect team, key leadership roles in our school. 11 of these students were shortlisted to stand in the Head Girl Hustings this week, to explain why they wanted to lead the student body and serve their school.
Head's Blog: The Crane Academy, Kenya
They say that ‘seeing is believing’: what I witnessed at the Crane Academy in Kitale, Kenya last Sunday confirmed my belief in the power of girls’ education to change the world. The confident young women of the Crane spoke eloquently of their determination to succeed, their determination to overcome gender-stereotypes and of how highly they valued education and the support of their teachers.
Etta competes in Performance Platform
Congratulations to Etta in Year 7 who took part in the recent Performance Platform dance competition finals in London.