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It's A Level results day and our amazing students are celebrating their impressive set of results! They've achieved the school's highest ever number of A* grades - nearly 12% of all entries were an A*! A quarter of our students gained all A*-A grades.
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Students have had a jam-packed week of activities, adventure, learning and fun, trying new things and making new friends!
Back in Science Week in March our Y8 students completed research and pieces of work which was entered into the “Step into the NHS” Competition.
On Wednesday, 10th July we welcomed 120 Year 6 students from schools all over Rugby and beyond!
Ameera Hashmi wins Poetry by Heart competition after performing at The Globe Theatre
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Fantastic costumes, cakes, books and atmosphere in school
Dame Rachel De Souza, Children’s Commissioner for England, has launched a survey called The Big Ambition.
The Sunday Times has released its Parent Power guide with school league tables, revealing the best UK secondary schools.
Rugby High School has achieved the highest Progress 8 measure in Rugby with 0.79 which is ‘Well above average’. This is the highest Progress 8 Rugby High School has had since the measure was introduced nationally in 2016.
Last week we celebrated our school's diversity with students coming into school wearing the colours of their country's flag or cultural clothing.
After the success of the school’s A Level results last week, Rugby High School students are this week celebrating the fact that nearly a third of all grades awarded this year are a grade 9, with well over half of all grades are grades 9-8. This is a superb achievement for our students, families and the staff at RHS.
Rugby High School students are celebrating outstanding results this year, with one of the best years of grades the school has ever achieved. Over 45% of grades awarded to students this year were an A* - A Grade.
