Lest we forget
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Lest we forget
RAMSEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
DELIVERING EXCELLENCE FOR ALL
DELIVERING EXCELLENCE FOR ALL
Lest we forget
During Armistice Week, year 13 students will be accompanying a number of silhouettes that are designed to help remember people who fought in World War One. The silhouettes will appear in classrooms, assemblies and around the school during this week. For more details go to: https://www.therebutnotth…
Year 13s started our red ribbons art installation this morning, that remembers the 1165 Manx servicemen and women who died in the First World War. During the week students, staff and visitors will be invited to add their ribbons. Everyone will be given a name and they can look them up on www.everyo…
This afternoon Mr Wilkinson attended the opening of the Mann at War Gallery at the Manx Museum. We recommend those students who are interested in the Isle of Man’s involvement in conflict to visit the exhibit. Of particular interest are the uniforms of John Quilliam, who was at Trafalgar and Caesar…
Ramsey Grammar School Association are holding a social gathering at the Royal George on 6th November at 6:30 pm. We would like to invite anyone who is interested in helping RGSA raise funds and support the pupils at RGS to come along and meet the current out going committee for a chat/drink to see…
The Maths department will be hosting an extra Maths revision session for all CIE students on Monday 29th October from 10-12:30 in room 105.
And the stars just keep coming!!! Good luck to all the cast and crew for tonight's performance of Schools Will Rock You.
It is that time of year again, when we ask students to complete our Student Survey. Please spend 5 minutes to help us judge if the school is moving in the right direction. Many thanks Mr. Corrin
School Photograph re-sits will take place on the days mentioned below and will be held at St Andrew’s Church, Glencrutchery Road, Douglas. Saturday 3rd November between 2 pm and 5 pm Wednesday 14th November between 3.30 pm and 6 pm. No appointments are necessary.