Our School / Coronavirus information

Keeping our girls safe

“ Our students' safety is our top priority. We're confident in the safety measures we've put in place and we're looking forward to welcoming the girls back in September.”
Kate Reynolds, Head of Royal High School Bath

Our Policies

Information on our COVID-19 policies can be found on our Policies page.

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Government guidance

Read the Government guidance for schools opening.

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Information for parents and carers

BANES - important information for parents and carers

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Daily Covid-19 questions

Please ask yourself these questions every day.

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Symptoms or Positive Test Flowchart

Please follow the steps detailed in this flowchart if you become unwell, or test positive for Covid-19.

V11 Flowchart Action to Take if Pupil or Member of Staff Tests Positive for Covid 19

Term dates

All the key dates for your diary.

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Latest News

24 January 2023

Celebrating Lunar New Year

Happy Lunar New Year! We have been celebrating throughout our school.

23 January 2023

Y7s enjoy fascinating talk by author Lou Abercrombie

Year 7 students were treated to an exciting visit from local author Lou Abercrombie who discussed both her debut novel, Fig Swims the World and the more recently published Coming Up for Air.

23 January 2023

Catering team win Sustainable Edible Christmas award

Congratulations to Royal High School Bath's Catering team who have been named as the overall winner in the Holroyd Howe #Sustainableediblechristmas social media competition, which took place in the lead up to Christmas.

20 January 2023

Computer Science class discuss 'how random are you'?

In a recent Computer Science Aspire Lecture, two of our Sixth Form students delivered a talk on "Rock, Paper, Scissors" and discussed randomness.

20 January 2023

Author Ben Kane visits our Classics Department

Bestselling author and Classicist, Ben Kane, brought Ancient Rome to life for our Year 9 students today.

20 January 2023

Sunak's plans for all to study maths until age 18

Sunak’s announcement on maths being studied by all until 18 raises a lot of questions not least why the gold standard of our recently reformed Maths GCSE now needs propping up with additional qualifications.