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Royal High School Bath celebrates outstanding IB Results
Royal High School Bath, GDST is celebrating the success of its International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) students, who were among 60,000 IB Diploma Programme students worldwide to receive their results yesterday. This year’s cohort achieved a 100% pass rate and an outstanding average score of 40.3 points out of 45.
Celebrating GCSE Success: Students Step Boldly into Sixth Form
Royal High Bath is proud to celebrate the achievements of its Year 11 students in this year’s GCSE examinations. Their results reflect a deep commitment to learning, personal growth, and the pursuit of excellence. Impressively, nearly 70% (68%) of all grades awarded were between 7 and 9, laying a strong foundation for their Sixth Form studies.Â
Championing language, culture and confidence: EAL at Royal High
At Royal High Bath, GDST, we see language as more than communication. It is a means of developing confidence, achieving academic success and connecting across cultures. For us, English as an Additional Language is a priority which comes to life in every classroom. We place it at the centre of our curriculum and culture, ensuring that our international students are not only supported but fully enabled to thrive.
A Level Success for Royal High Bath, GDST Class of 2025
Today marks a proud milestone in the journeys of Royal High School Bath, GDST (RHB) Year 13 A Level students who have received their long-awaited results and joined their IB Diploma peers and staff in celebrating their next steps beyond Sixth Form.
Year 7 Shine in Stellar Collaboration with the Herschel Museum
This term, Year 7 students embarked on an inspiring Problem Based Learning (PBL) journey in partnership with the Herschel Museum of Astronomy. Their mission: to create engaging and educational resources that celebrate the life and legacy of Caroline Herschel, alongside other pioneering women in space science.
Bringing Latin to Life: The Cyclops win First Prize at Latin Play Competition
Creative Stages: Big Sisters, Little Sisters in Action
Year 8 English and Drama students teamed up with the imaginative Year 3s from the Prep School for a heartwarming collaboration. As part of our cherished Big Sister, Little Sister tradition, students wrote scripts for each other to perform.
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.Â