

Welcome to the website of the Royal Grammar School, Guildford. RGS Guildford celebrated its 500th anniversary last year and has a long and distinguished history of educating boys in this region. It is renowned for its academic standards which place it among the very finest schools in the country but it also offers a rich provision of extra-curricular activities so that our pupils experience as exciting and diverse an education as possible. We are also proud of our sense of community at the RGS. Our latest ISI inspection report commented on the ‘striking culture of mutual support’ at the RGS and this caring community is something we hold very dear. I hope that the information contained in this website is of interest and I look forward to welcoming you to the School at some stage in the future.
Dr JM Cox
Headmaster
I am pleased to announce that the Royal Grammar School was awarded an Independent School Award 2010 for Outstanding Community/Public Benefit Initiative. This accolade was earned as a result of the RGS’ commitment to engage with our local community through the many educational schemes involving our local primary schools and, in particular, for our Primary Schools' Tudor Experience Day. We are delighted that the hard work of so many people at the RGS has been recognised in this way.
Unfortunately, the following matches on Saturday 19 May are OFF:
3rd XI v St George's, Weybridge at Wonersh CC
Congratulations go to the L6 Drama and Theatre Studies boys; Jaya Baldwin, Harry Colman, Christopher Hore, Aidan Rutter and Henry Scott, for their AS exam performance in front of the external examiner on Friday 11 May. The boys performed a forty-minute extract from a very demanding and emotional play and demonstrated exceptional talent, maturity, flair and versatility in their roles. They also had to perform individual monologues that showcased their ability to act in a contrasting style from that of the play. Their genuine hard work and commitment over the last few weeks was clearly evident in this assured, moving and most enjoyable evening.
CONGRATULATIONS to Freddie Dyke who overcame nearly 4000 other entrants to make the 4 man UK team in the International Biology Olympiad. He is now looking forward to a week in Singapore where he will compete against other like-minded biologists.
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