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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
Students to Shine at Strength in Style Fashion Show
Two talented Royal High School Bath, GDST textiles students, Ella and Flora, will take to the runway at this year’s Strength in Style fashion show, held at the iconic Bath Abbey on Wednesday 24 September. Both students are proud to serve as Young Ambassadors for Children’s Hospice South West, and have spent the summer working closely with the charity to help bring this inspiring event to life.
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.
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
Designed to empower every girl: Royal High Sixth Form launches new Future-focused curriculum
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.
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.Â
