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If you are wondering where to go this Halloween then look no further than Milntown. RGS students and staff can enjoy a discounted price of £8 for the 9PM sessions. please enter the code ramgram01 when purchasing tickets at Scarefest
Today we have received some amazing support in preparation for our school production next week. Please watch the video below If you haven't managed to get your tickets yet then please contact the school on 811100
There is a large amount of uniform that has been left over the last 4 weeks following PE and Games lessons (as well as lots of PE kit, trainers, etc.). This will be placed in the East reception area for the next few days. After this, it will be removed.
Thursday. The day started by crossing the Glienicke Bridge which featured in spy swaps in the Cold War. Then we went to The Sanssouci Park and the Schloss Cecleinhof, where the Potsdam Conference took place in 1945. In the afternoon we walked in the footsteps of Jessie Owens and Usain Bolt at the O…
Wednesday. We knew this was going to be a difficult morning. A visit to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. Paula our guide was superb and told us about the philosophy behind the term ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’. We then went into central Berlin where we looked at the facade of the New Synagogue (it was buil…
Tuesday. A busy day that started with a trek to a World War Two flak tower giving great views of Berlin. We then went underground to look at some Cold War bunkers, we also had the opportunity to go on a U Bahn train. After lunch we went to the Stasi Prison which was fascinating but disturbing. The…
The whole of Year 7 recently took part in the Northern 6 Day, to experience different sports that are on offer in the Northern Community. Representatives from Rugby, Netball, Golf, Table Tennis, Tennis and Badminton Clubs came into school to deliver taster sessions and information on how students c…
As part of their coursework on the ‘significance of the boom in tourism in the Isle of Man between 1850 and 1914’, on Tuesday 25 September, Year 11 historians went to the Manx Museum in Douglas to do some research and have a tour of sites in Douglas associated with Tourism in the Victorian and Edwa…
Following a recent talk from Housing Matters, a local charity that helps homeless people on the island, Mrs Moony's tutor group 11A wanted to raise some money for their cause. (Did you know there are 91 homeless people without a fixed address on the Isle of Man?) A cake sale took placed and they ma…