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RENDCOMB COLLEGE SHORTLISTED AT THE TES INDEPENDENT SCHOOL AWARDS 2021
At Rendcomb College we pride ourselves on our fantastic performing arts facilities and the budding creatives who pass through the theatre doors each week. For Old Rendcombian James Rose, 25, his acting career has gone from strength to strength, having recently appeared in Netlfix's period drama, Bridgerton.
As part of our Old Rendcombian series, James reflects on his time at Rendcomb College and how his early acting days have helped develop his career in the entertainment industry.
At Rendcomb College we are confident that the educational journey we provide gives our students the best preparation for life after college.
What is there to do to pass the time when you’re not in lessons, and a national lock down means you’re not able to go out much? For three Rendcomb College boarding school pupils, the answer was to enter into the prestigious Immerse Education Essay Competition.
As education has well and truly gone virtual, there are a plethora of learning resources online that can help benefit students during their home studies. From art and photography, maths, computing and general tools to aid studying; the digital sphere has opened up like never before, presenting plenty of opportunities to keep on top of school life away from the classroom.
Over the last twelve months education across the board has been revolutionised. Overnight in March 2020 schools were shut, teachers turned to technology and classrooms came to terms with a new way of working due to the pandemic. Whilst Rendcomb College was unable to carry out our esteemed educational program face to face, we were in a prime position to persevere and provide a new way of teaching that continues to be of a high standard and highly regarded by parents and students alike. Head of Teaching and Learning Natalie Johnston reflects on its success.
‘If music be the food of love, play on’. This famous quote from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night stood the test of time throughout the Spanish Flu during the First World War and Influenza post the Second World War, where music could still be played in public. Sadly, due to the Covid-19 Pandemic concert halls were shut, record stores closed and choirs a distant memory. But what did this mean for young people who were still eager to learn a musical instrument?
Pupils from Rendcomb College have taken part in a virtual Carol Service this year, helping to raise money for The British Heart Foundation
Help your child prepare for their exams, by understanding the revision process and how you can help as a parent.
Ease your worries about revision, by adapting your out-of-hours learning with our latest revision techniques.
As we approach another half term, school holidays this Autumn are a little different to years gone by. Sadly due to the Covid-19 pandemic our usual outlets for fun, festivities and new finds in the local area are limited. We are fortunate in Gloucestershire though to have beautiful landscapes, open spaces and lots of independent outlets to support.