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    • Old Redingensian, George Chen shares his inspiring musical journey from Reading School to Abbey Road Studios

      Published 23/08/23

      George Chen (OR 2018) went on to study Master of Engineering at Imperial College of London and now works as a Senior Data Scientist.  George’s shares with us how his passion for music took him to the infamous Abbey Road Studios. 

      “The music department at Reading School profoundly influenced my musical passion – a passion that has remained a constant thread throughout my time in university and beyond.”

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    • Reading School’s Class of 2023 celebrates a strong set of results

      Published 17/08/23

      Reading School is delighted to announce a strong set of A-level results for the Class of 2023, marking a triumphant return to pre-pandemic performance levels. The exceptional achievements of our students have paved their paths to prestigious universities and exciting career opportunities.

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    • Welcoming children seeking sanctuary

      Published 17/07/23

      Becoming a School of Sanctuary

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    • Social Mobility Awareness Day 2023

      Published 15/06/23

      We support Social Mobility Awareness Day 2023

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    • 2023 OurEcho Challenge

      Published 31/05/23

      Youth leaders working towards positive change

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    • The Ethics Cup 2023

      Published 31/05/23

      The Ethics Cup promotes interest in philosophy amongst secondary school students and to model and promote civil discourse around current social issues.

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    • A safe and welcoming school culture

      Published 31/05/23

      Since October 2022, Reading School began the process of becoming an accredited School of Sanctuary by signing the City of Sanctuary UK organisational pledge. By signing the pledge, we have affirmed our commitment to fostering a culture of welcoming, inclusion and belonging within the school community and wider society.

      The organisation pledge states that:

      We support the ‘City of Sanctuary’ vision that the UK will be a welcoming place of safety for all and proud to offer sanctuary to people fleeing violence and persecution. We endorse the City of Sanctuary Charter, and agree to act in accordance with City of Sanctuary values and apply the network principles within our work (as far as our specific context enables us to). We recognise the contribution of people seeking sanctuary. Sanctuary seekers are welcomed, included and supported within our context.”

      Since October 2022, we have sought to demonstrate how we share the Schools of Sanctuary values of inclusiveness, openness, participation, inspiration and integrity by sharing what we are already doing, as well as starting new initiatives. Examples of how we can evidence our commitment to these values include our programme of hosting Ukrainian students as guests, providing academic and extra-curricular support for children seeking asylum during after-school clubs, as well as raising awareness of the issues faced by those seeking refuge within our curriculum.

      We are very keen for this project to be driven collectively by staff, students, parents, governors and partners. If there are any projects that you are already involved with that demonstrate these values, or you are keen to be involved in this process, please contact with Mr Luteijn by emailing kluteijn@reading-school.co.uk

      More information about the award can be found on the website - Schools of Sanctuary | Building a culture of hospitality for people seeking sanctuary

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    • Last day of school

      Published 31/03/23

      A reminder that school finishes at 12:40pm today. Boarders should be picked up by 13:00 pm.

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    • Inspire Lecture – A Level Geography & Beyond

      Published 10/02/23

      Reading School was delighted to welcome back three of our former students to deliver how A Level geography has contributed to their diverse careers, from Investment Management to Research to Transport Planning.

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    • Official opening of our newly refurbished Physics Labs

      Published 09/02/23

      The wonderful world of Physics was showcased during the official opening of our newly refurbished Physics Labs, made possible by the generous support of The Wolfson Foundation.

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    • Congratulations to Old Redingensian, Fred Newbold (OR 2019) who has been selected to represent Wales at the Men’s Hockey World Cup in India

      Published 12/01/23

      Fred left Reading School in Summer 2019, having been at Reading School since Year 7.  Fred went on to The Queen’s College at the University of Oxford, where he is currently studying for a Master’s degree in Biological Sciences.   Alongside his academic studies, he has played hockey for the Wales Senior Men’s squad as well as being a part of the Great Britain Elite Development Programme, for athletes under 23. 

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    • RIP Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

      Published 08/09/22

      Reading School is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving British monarch who demonstrated service, commitment and dedication throughout her reign.  Our deepest sympathies are with the Royal Family at this time. 

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