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An inspiring evening at RGS Worcester’s Fellowship of the Arts 🎭🎶
Our Creative Arts showcase brought together an incredible range of talent from across the School, celebrating the depth and vibrancy of the arts at RGS.
Guests enjoyed a rich programme including stunning musical performances from our bands and orchestra, engaging English readings, a creative textiles fashion show, captivating drama pieces, and impressive Art and Design Technology displays.
The evening was a true reflection of the creativity, confidence and collaboration of our pupils, highlighting just how important the arts are within the life of the School.
Well done to all pupils and staff involved in such a memorable and inspiring event.
18/06/2026
RGS Worcester made a strong showing at Bridgnorth Regatta, with a fantastic turnout of rowers from Year Nine through to Year Thirteen competing across a range of events.
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” perfectly summed up a long and challenging day, with significant delays meaning crews spent extended periods on the water. Despite this, our rowers demonstrated real grit, determination and resilience throughout.
There were some outstanding performances to celebrate. The J18 boys’ coxed four of Sihan, Oliver, Cooper and Zac, coxed by Sophie, secured an impressive victory over Royal Shrewsbury School. Ollie and Cooper then went on to win again in the J18 double.
Further success came from the J14 coxed quad B crew of George, Rory, Sean and Will, coxed by James, who raced strongly through multiple rounds to take the win. Billie and Matti also delivered excellent performances in their single sculls, with Matti finishing the day with a superb victory.
It was a demanding day for all involved, but the perseverance, teamwork and competitive spirit shown by every RGS rower were truly commendable. Well done to everyone who represented the School so brilliantly!
Opening Night magic ✨
RGS Worcester proudly brought The Hobbit to life on stage, with a truly spectacular opening performance in Performing Arts Centre (The Godfrey Brown Theatre).
From the moment Bilbo stepped out of the Shire, audiences were swept into an unforgettable adventure, filled with drama, creativity and outstanding performances from our talented cast and crew.
The production showcased not only brilliant acting, but also impressive staging, costumes and technical expertise, testament to the dedication and hard work of everyone involved.
A fantastic start to the run, congratulations to all pupils and staff for such a memorable opening night!
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